Regenerative Farming News

Regenerative Farming News
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News about regenerative farming in Western Canada
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Episodes cover a range of topics including success stories from local farms, soil health insights, and innovative farming techniques. For example, Episode 2 highlights a Bison ranch's successful open farm day event while discussing conventional farmer mindsets on soil health in light of an article from the Western Producer. The show aims to foster awareness around regenerative practices and promote environmental stewardship.

News about regenerative farming in Western Canada
In this episode of Regenerative Farming News, Heather shares inspiring stories from Alberta farmers who say they’ll never go back after experiencing the benefits of cover cropping. From boosting yields in dry years to creating healthier, more resilient soils, these farmers are proving that regenerative practices work on the Canadian prairies.
Heather is also joined by Canada’s “cover crop guru,” Kevin Elmy, PAg, a third-generation farmer, who explains how even weeds can reveal what our soils need. Kevin shares powerful insights on shifting from chasing yield to chasing profit per acre—and how biology, not chemicals, should be running the show.
Plus, Heather highlights a couple of upcoming regenerative agriculture events you won’t want to miss.
It’s a packed episode full of practical wisdom, powerful stories, and encouragement for anyone looking to build healthier soils and stronger farms.

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