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Meat Business Fundamentals: Strategies for Starting a Meat Business – What to Think About From the Beginning
Session 3: This three-part series of workshops and webinars will focus on a few strategic business training concepts that we know will help bolster you and steer you towards skills you need for long-term operational success and viability.
Meat Business Fundamentals: Processing Primer for the Producer
Session 2: This three-part webinar series will focus on a few strategic business training concepts to help bolster you and steer you towards skills you need for long-term operational success and viability.
Presented by Olivia Tincani, together with her suite of colleague thought practitioners, this series can be taken as a whole or each course individually. Courses are aimed at existing or emerging entrepreneurs.
Meat Business Fundamentals – Leadership & Management Skills for Values-Driven Farm Businesses
This three-part webinar series will focus on a few strategic business training concepts to help bolster you and steer you towards skills you need for long-term operational success and viability.
Presented by Olivia Tincani, together with her suite of colleague thought practitioners, this series can be taken as a whole or each course individually. Courses are aimed at existing or emerging entrepreneurs.
Episode 159 – The Carbon Credit Conundrum
The Carbon Credit Conundrum Carbon credits were designed as a market mechanism to incentivize projects that sequester carbon and reduce carbon emissions. The idea is to pay people who are doing climate friendly projects, and sell credits to carbon emitters. But do...
Kristina Britt
Communications Coordinator
Texas Soils for Tomorrow: A workshop to improve and monitor soil health
Are you interested in revolutionizing beef production at the ground level? The Quivira Coalition’s Carbon Ranch Initiative team invites you to the heart of West Texas for an opportunity to improve rangeland soil health using compost, biochar and hay bale applications.
Join us on March 17 and 18 in this immersive two-day series, set in the stunning landscape of Marfa and Fort Davis, TX. Participants will gain hands-on expertise applying compost, biochar, and hay bales to rangeland soils and learn how to monitor the transformative impacts of these applications on water retention, erosion control, and grass production.
Colorado Coalition to Enhance Working Lands Annual Summit
Colorado Coalition to Enhance Working Lands Annual Summit –
Day One, we will hear from organizations offering opportunities to support local food systems and land stewards in the San Luis Valley. Participants will be able to ask questions about these programs, learn how they can plug in, and brainstorm with each other about where future projects need to focus to meet ongoing needs. Day Two will be spent visiting a farm in the San Luis Valley. We will continue sharing, building, and strengthening our networks, practices, and communication through our Summit activities.
New Mexico Coalition to Enhance Working Lands Annual Summit
New Mexico Coalition to Enhance Working Lands Annual Summit – Highlighting Partnerships for Climate Smart Commodities
This year’s focus is on agricultural supply chains – from soil health to the processes that bring food and fiber into our communities – and the collaborations that support their strength. Our questions include: What makes these programs useful? How can we apply lessons learned through these programs when we’re thinking about future program design? What is still missing that would help meet the needs of producers and other land managers?
