The Conservation Technology Information Center promotes, supports and provides information on conservation technologies & sustainable agricultural systems.
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Last chance to register: Join us today at noon ET for a comprehensive look at one of regenerative agriculture's foundational practices. Register here: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
We're looking forward to discussing the 2026 National Cover Crop Report in a comprehensive webinar Sept. 24. Register here: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
CTIC is proud to release the 2026 National Cover Crop Report @FPShow with Dr. Rob Myers (left), @SAREProgram & @USDA Under Secretary Richard Fordyce (middle): Farmers anticipate planting an average of 413 acres in 2026, a 33% increase since 2021. See more: ctic.org/national-cover-crop…
Proud to be part of Farmers for Soil Health and the shared mission of doubling cover crop acres by 2030.
Today’s episode features Maria Teresa Tancredi, Ph.D., of @ctic_tweet and a Farmers for Soil Health Minnesota technical advisor, as she shares what she’s learned about the technical and social barriers to cover crop adoption.
Listen today: bit.ly/4qflcCU
Next Stop, Wisconsin!
Who's leading the way in Wisconsin? What are the must-see stops for our landmark 20th annual Conservation in Action Tour?
Share your story to be considered as a potential farm stop host, speaker, or industry tour.
More info: ctic.org/news/share-your-con…
Deadline Friday for our data visualization RFP to standardize conservation benchmarking with Viridis View. Learn more: ctic.org/projects/viridis-vi…
RFP open for data visualization: We're working with spatial data providers to create a critical tool to track regenerative practices to benefit all who work in conservation ag. Bid & learn more about the Viridis View Conservation Benchmarking Collaborative ctic.org/projects/viridis-vi…
Next Stop, Wisconsin!
Who's leading the way in Wisconsin? What are the must-see stops for our landmark 20th annual Conservation in Action Tour?
Share your story to be considered as a potential farm stop host, speaker, or industry tour.
More info: ctic.org/news/share-your-con…
At Z3 Agriculture, with cover crop thatch under our feet and planting equipment nearby, more than 230 Conservation in Action Tour attendees experienced the Winslow family's soil health system up-close.
You can be part of next year's tour in Wisconsin: ctic.org/news/share-your-con…
We couldn't go to eastern N.C. & not enjoy eastern N.C. barbecue! During our Conservation in Action Tour June 3-4, we stopped at Upper Coastal Plain Research Station for a delicious lunch from Abrams BBQ.
What foods need to be at next year's tour in WI?
ctic.org/news/share-your-con…
Cotton, rice, peanuts, and sweet potatoes were featured at Leggett Farming Partnership during the 19th annual Conservation in Action Tour. More than 230 attendees were part of the tour.
You can be part of next year's tour in Wisconsin: ctic.org/news/share-your-con…
During this year's Conservation in Action Tour, we welcomed two remarkable individuals and a pioneering organization to our CTIC Hall of Fame!
See how Brown Creek SWCD, Terry Cosby, and Robert Myers, Ph.D. have inspired others in conservation ag: ctic.org/news/terry-cosby-ro…
Thanks for joining us, Elizabeth!
MAA Executive Director Elizabeth Burns-Thompson participated in the @ctic_tweet Conservation in Action Tour earlier this month.
Farmers rely on conservation practices to preserve topsoil, protect water quality, and build soil health. Critical crop protection tools help make this possible. Practices such as no-till allow farmers to reduce erosion and manage weeds.
Protecting these tools means protecting farmers’ ability to care for their land while continuing to grow the food, fuel, and fiber families rely on.
Next Stop, Wisconsin!
Who's leading the way in Wisconsin? What are the must-see stops for our landmark 20th annual Conservation in Action Tour?
Share your story to be considered as a potential farm stop host, speaker, or industry tour.
More info: ctic.org/news/share-your-con…
CTIC retweeted
At the @ctic_tweet Conservation in Action Tour, Zeb Winslow III shared what he's seeing after cover cropping 100% of his corn, soybean and cotton acres.
One sign? More earthworms and soil life than ever before.
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Thanks for joining us, @jhchandl! We really enjoyed being in North Carolina!
CTIC retweeted
Zeb Winslow III, a farmer near Scotland Neck, N.C., shared about his cover crop mix and changes to his operation during the Conservation Technology Innovation Center tour last week.
Winslow has reduced his fertilizer and chemical inputs on his farm but cautions farmers against trying to make quick, wholesale changes because of high fertilizer prices.
Ag Policy Editor @ChrisClaytonDTN reports: dtn.link/mi6o1qud
Thank you to United Soybean Board and @ASA_Soybeans for your leadership and action for conservation agriculture!
Their Closing Reception Sponsorship supports the 19th annual Conservation in Action Tour in North Carolina, June 3-4. Learn more: ctic.org/tour
Thank you to @Bayer4CropsUS for your leadership and action for conservation agriculture!
Their Gold Sponsorship supports the 19th annual Conservation in Action Tour in North Carolina, June 3-4. Learn more: ctic.org/tour
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@ctic_tweet is building farmer-led soil health networks in IL, IA, MO & OH with @cargill's Success From the Ground Up program. Farmers can apply by June 15 to lead peer learning, field days & workshops focused on no-till, cover crops & water mgmt.
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