Regenerative Agriculture Learning Hub
Upcoming Course
The next Regenerative Agriculture Learning Hub virtual course begins Monday, Oct. 12. There is no cost to participate in the program.
The Regenerative Agriculture Learning Hub is a collaborative program led by Nebraska Extension and USDA NRCS, under the leadership of Carolina Córdova, lead principal investigator. The program connects farmers and agricultural professionals with practical, research-based strategies to strengthen soil health and farm resilience, supported by a team of extension specialists and NRCS partners committed to advancing regenerative practices across Nebraska.
Offered virtually, this two-month program provides a comprehensive introduction to regenerative agriculture, including its economic, environmental and management benefits. Participants will engage with key topics relevant to producers across Nebraska, with an emphasis on real-world application and systems-based thinking.
For questions or additional information, please contact Program Coordinator Miranda Mueller, 402-472-4067.
Program topics and speakers include:
- Overview: Efficient Use of Resources with Regenerative Ag Practices — Joe Luck
- Soil Health Principles and Improvement Strategies — Katja Koehler-Cole
- Soil Carbon and How It Is Managed; Monitoring Changes in Soil Health — Caro Córdova
- Managing Nutrients for Farm Efficiency — Javed Iqbal
- Water Quality with Regenerative Ag — Anni Poetzl
- Soil and Water Conservation Strategies for Nebraska Farmers — Aaron Mittelstet
- Manure Management and Application Strategies — Amy Schmidt
- NRCS Programs and Incentives in Nebraska — Conor Ward, Carlos Villarreal
- Cover Crops and Cropping System Diversification — Jenny Brhel
- Crop - Livestock Integration in Regenerative Systems — Mary Drewnoski
- New: Weed Management Strategies for Regenerative Ag — Milos Zaric
- New: Designing Regenerative Systems with Insects in Mind — Justin McMechan
- Crop - Cover Crop Economics — Cory Walters
The overall structure of the program exceeded expectations. The online classroom format provided extensive course material experiences to facilitate learning. Flexibility in completing the course, recorded presentations, active discussion boards, and live webinars made the learning experience rewarding.
— A Nebraska farmer
Additional Webinars
Upcoming Free Webinar: Nebraska's ONE RED Program
The Regenerative Agriculture Learning Hub will host a free webinar on Nebraska's ONE RED Program, administered by the Nebraska Department of Water, Energy and Environment, on Friday, Nov. 6.
Producers and others interested in learning more about the program are encouraged to attend. Registration is free and open to the public.
Free Webinars
The Regenerative Agriculture Learning Hub webinars are free and open to the public, with no program participation required. Watch the recordings below to hear from Nebraska ag industry professionals and learn how their organizations are helping advance regenerative agriculture across the state.
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Module 1 Webinar: Nebraska Conservation Partners
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Module 2 Webinar: Nebraska Farmers Using Regenerative Practices
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Module 3 Webinar: Farm Support Services
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I would absolutely recommend this program. It offers a strong scientific foundation, practical tools, and a flexible learning environment. Whether someone is a producer, advisor, or technical professional, the course provides clear value and helps strengthen the broader regenerative agriculture community in Nebraska.
— Nebraska Soil Scientist and Agronomic Advisor
CEU Credits and Digital Badge
Continuing education unit (CEU) credits and a digital badge in regenerative agriculture are available upon completion of the program. Participants may complete one or two individual modules if they are only seeking CEU credits, or complete all three modules to earn the digital badge and a total of 6.5 CEUs.
The program includes three modules, each offering 2–2.5 CEUs. CEU allocations by module are outlined below:
Module 1: Building the Foundation: Soil Health, Nutrients and Efficiency — 2.5 CEUs
- 1.5 soil CEUs
- 0.5 nutrient CEU
- 0.5 precision ag CEU
Module 2: Water, Conservation, and Support — 2.5 CEUs
- 0.5 nutrient CEU
- 1 soil CEU
- 1 crop CEU
Module 3: Diversity of Resilient Systems and Economics — 2.5 CEUs
- 0.5 integrated pest CEU
- 2 crop CEUs
Participation in the Regenerative Agriculture Learning Hub is offered at no cost, thanks to support from Nebraska Extension and USDA NRCS.
Register Now!
Don’t miss this chance to strengthen your operation, learn from experts, and connect with a growing network of producers — join us on Oct. 12!