Regenerative Agriculture Learning Series

Regenerative Agriculture Learning Series

Science-based insights for resilient, efficient and profitable agriculture

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Content

Introduction

This educational module from the UNL Soil Health Program is designed to equip producers, agricultural advisors and USDA NRCS field staff with practical knowledge and tools to navigate emerging opportunities in sustainable agriculture. Through this collection of resources, we provide science-based recommendations that enhance climate resilience, improve resource-use efficiency, support farm profitability and promote ecosystem services.

The course is organized into three modules focused on regenerative agriculture practices, their benefits and farm ecosystem services. Each module includes a resources section with helpful links and publications from the instructors. These materials allow participants to explore topics in greater depth and learn more about areas of interest.
 

Module 1: Conservation Strategies for Resilient Nebraska Farms​

  • Precision ag​
  • Water and soil conservation​
  • Building weather resiliency ​
  • Government assistance programs

Module 2: Regenerative Ag Practices and Their Benefits​

  • Cover crops and system diversification​
  • Livestock Integration​
  • Economic assessment of cover crops

Module 3: Ecosystem Services​

  • Soil carbon and management​
  • Water quality and conservation​
  • Nutrient management​
  • Manure management​
  • Monitoring soil health

Begin Module 1: Conservation Strategies