Farming and Agriculture Webinars

Join Born Free USA and a panel of experts for an in-depth discussion of the dangers of the diseases that can be transferred between animals and people in the fur farming industry that pose immediate threats to human public health and safety. Born Free USA Campaigns Associate Devan Schowe and Director of Animal Welfare and Advocacy Dr. Liz Tyson will be joined by Center for Biological Diversity's Environmental Health Director and Senior Attorney Lori Ann Burd and New York Times Journalist Sonia Shah to discuss the environmental impacts of fur farming on wild animals and biodiversity as well as Sonia's 2022 New York Times report on fur farms in the United States.Speakers: Dr. Liz Tyson, Director of Animal Welfare and Advocacy, Born Free USA; Devan Schowe, Campaigns Associate, Born Free USA; Lori Ann Burd, Environmental Health Director and Senior Attorney, Center for Biological Diversity; Sonia Shah, Journalist, The New York Times.

Join industry experts from Tainio Biologicals and Biome Makers for an insightful webinar on how different types of testing can enhance your crop management approach. Learn how various testing methods, including biological analysis, come together to provide the crucial insights you need to optimize both plant health and yield.Why Attend?Gus Plamann (Lead Agronomist, Biome Makers), Dennis Warnecke (CCA, Director of Sales, Tainio Biologicals), and Steve Becker (CCA, CSO, Tainio Biologicals) will discuss how leveraging data from integrated testing can help you make informed decisions that improve plant resilience and maximize productivity. Whether you’re focused on improving crop performance or increasing profitability, this webinar will equip you with tools to boost yields and support healthier, more resilient crops.We'll cover topics including:Key Takeaways:• Understand how integrated testing provides critical insights for optimizing plant health and increasing yields.• Learn how chemical, biological and other testing methods combine to give a complete picture of plant performance.• Explore how data-driven decisions can improve crop resilience and boost profitability.Speakers: Gus Plamann - Head Agronomist, Biome Makers; Steve Becker - CSO, Tainio Biologicals; Dennis Warnecke - Director of Sales, Tainio Biologicals.

Welcome to the Cashbook Webinar, where mastering financial tracking and transaction management gives you the clarity and control to drive your farm business forward.Mastering cashbook managementIn this comprehensive 5-day program, you will gain key insights into the power of cashbook management, learn essential skills to record and track financial transactions, and acquire the tools to make informed business decisions.Why cashbook management mattersEffective cashbook management is the foundation for financial clarity and stability in any farm business. It allows you to see exactly where your money is going, helping you avoid surprises and seize opportunities. By tracking every dollar, you gain the ability to spot trends, prevent overspending, and make timely decisions that strengthen your business.Our Cashbook Webinar provides the essential tools to help you stay in control of your finances and build long-term success.Webinar detailsDuration: 5 daysFormat: One-hour webinars each day, with live Q&A at the end of each sessionRecordings: Participants will receive recordings of the webinar after the 5-daysCashbook contentDay 1: File Manager and cashbook overviewDay 2: Transactions and reconciliationsDay 3: Streamlining EFTs and invoicingDay 4: BAS and cashbook reportingDay 5: Bringing it all together and guest speakerCourse materialsParticipants will receive the following course materials:Training manual: A comprehensive guide to the webinar contentHandouts: Additional resources to enhance your learning experiencePre-requisitesLaptop or desktop with reliable wifi

In the past decade, companies have boldly committed to reducing carbon emissions in their agricultural supply chains, naming regenerative agriculture as a potential solution. In total, across the top 100 CPG companies, 40.5M acres and >$3.2B of investment are committed under a regenerative agriculture target. However many companies are still grappling with the question: How can we scale the adoption of regenerative practices, beyond these pilot programs?Watch this webinar to learn more about how CIBO has developed a systems approach to designing, deploying, and delivering Scope 3, Low carbon intensity, and public/private programs through our Grower Network Partners.We’ll cover:• What a Grower Network Partner is at CIBO• How CIBO’s Grower Network Partners offer a systems approach to overcome the transition gap to regenerative agriculture• Why companies should be looking at pairing public and private fundingPresented by Billy Cripe, VP of Marketing.

We are pleased to invite you to join us, on Wednesday October 16 from 10:30 to 12:00 (CEST), for an exchange on the recently published discussion paper about designing effective incentives for the transition to soil-health, regenerative farming practices. Within the Horizon Europe-funded project SoilValues, KOIS has mapped public and private incentives available in Europe and in SoilValues’ six testing ground countries (Belgium, Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands, Poland, and Portugal) and analysed how farmers can be better incentivised to improve soil quality and adopt viable soil-health business models. This event will provide an in-depth look at the key insights and recommendations from the paper, followed by an engaging Q&A session.To read the full Discussion paper go to the discussion papers page of our website: DISCUSSION PAPERS – SoilvaluesFor any enquiries or questions, please contact: Caroline Mahr at caroline.mahr@elo.org or Silvana Limni at ssilvana@koisinvest.comWe look forward to seeing you at the Webinar!Speakers: Silvana Limni - Analyst, KOIS Invest; Matteo Vanzini - Associate, KOIS Invest; Marc Rosiers - Managing Director, MR F&A Consult.

Agriculture Victoria invite beef producers to a webinar about bull selection and soundness.Fertility is a significant driver of profitability in beef breeding enterprises so join Dr. Craig Wood, previous President of the Australian Cattle Veterinarians to learn more.Dr. Wood has over 20 years’ experience in large animal veterinary medicine and works with many leading beef studs. The webinar will cover general bull management and describe what a veterinary bull soundness examination involves and discuss the benefits.

This webinar, organized by the FAO Plant Production and Protection Division (NSP), aims to explore innovative approaches to address the complexity and harness the potential of dryland agriculture to build local resilience and adaptive capacity, aligning with the FAO Strategic Framework 2022-31, which emphasizes the transformation towards more efficient, inclusive, resilient, and sustainable agrifood systems.

To support the improvement of operational productivity and efficiency, many farmers are adopting various forms of agtech to help them better manage their businesses. The best part is, many of these technologies work together through integrations that allow for farmers to have a central location where the data, notifications and insights can be found.In this webinar, learn how two farmers are being empowered by the integration between AgriWebb’s livestock management software and Farmbot’s array of remote water monitoring solutions. By using both, these producers are able to save time, improve their bottom line and manage their teams more effectively.Our panel includes:• Philip Coe – Cooee Farms, Queensland• Ian Locke – Wirruna Poll Hereford Stud, NSW• Lachlan Herbert – AgriWebb• Nick Donnelly – Farmbot

It has been approximately two months since federal and state animal health officials and the U.S. dairy industry became immersed in efforts to monitor and potentially control the outbreak of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) in dairy cattle. It has been more than two years since those same government officials and the U.S. poultry and egg production sectors became immersed in this same struggle in their species—an effort that continues unabated. HPAI could be with us as part of the permanent backdrop to animal production agriculture, primarily under the jurisdiction of USDA-APHIS, but also invoking FDA authority as threats to food safety need to be addressed and CDC authority if human health is implicated. Animal disease control is one of the core, but unappreciated, functions of USDA and state departments of agriculture.This webinar will lay out the foundational statutes, regulations, manuals and procedures that authorize USDA-APHIS authority, through the lens of these two HPAI outbreaks in divergent species, including a slate of sometimes sweeping powers to compel a range of disease control measures and tactics. The webinar will also trace the last 60 days’ progression of the HPAI outbreak in dairy cattle to illustrate how the invocation of disease control measures evolves and adapts to the changing conditions of a disease, host animal, known potentials and methods for transmission, and the potential economic implications.Presenter: Brook Duer, Staff Attorney, Penn State Center for Agricultural and Shale Law

Are you interested in trying Holganix Bio 800+ products, but want to hear from actual users first?We understand your concerns. That's why we've organized a roundtable discussion with Holganix farmers from the Iowa and Nebraska regions who specialize in growing corn and soybeans.Join us in our upcoming webinar, hosted by Holganix CEO & Founder, Barrett Ersek. This will be an open Q&A session so come armed with questions and be ready for our farmers’ candid responses.What can you expect from the webinar? 1. Overview of Holganix Bio 800+ products 2. Interview with farmers 3. Results they have seen with Holganix Bio 800+ Agriculture 4. Results they have seen with Holganix Bio 800+ BreakdownSpeaker: Barrett Ersek , Holganix CEO · Holganix LLC