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Soil health has emerged as a central theme in conversations about the future of American agriculture. Soils have become a focal topic due to new scientific understanding, the application of emerging technologies, and a growing interest among producers and policymakers in improving climate resilience and mitigating emissions.

The Soil Health Innovations Conference was held online with live-streamed speakers and panels, as well as virtual halls for exhibitors and student posters. The event management platform Whova allowed participants to network with exhibitors and sponsors and the producers, industry professionals, educators, and students who are at the cutting edge of soil health across the country.

This was a far-reaching exploration of agriculture’s sustainable future: on-farm practices, soil biology, carbon markets, and public policy.

You can explore this website for additional information about speakers, the agenda, and sponsors and vendors.

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The generosity and support of our sponsors is much appreciated.

Over 20 years ago, GO Seed defined our mission “to deliver novel solutions for growing concerns”. Utilizing our own breeding program, and that of our partners, we’ve made great progress in fulfilling that mission. Land stewards of all kinds are utilizing the products we’ve developed to increase productivity, reduce pollution, breathe new life into our soil resources and improve economic sustainability. Together we can improve the soils, improve agriculture and leave our nation in better shape for future generations.

The generosity and support of our sponsors is much appreciated.

Western SARE advances innovations that promote environmental stewardship, enhance quality of life, and improve profitability of rural communities by investing in groundbreaking agricultural research and education.

We support projects by farmers and ranchers, agricultural professionals, researchers, and extension educators in 17 Western states and territories. Over the past 30 years, Western SARE has assisted more than 1,000 different sustainability projects with over $57 million in funding.

We also have created an extensive learning center to ensure that research results are easily and rapidly accessible.

You can learn more about our grant programs and learning center at https://www.westernsare.org/