Strip Till Makes Dollars and Sense - Lamberton
2026-02-18 09:00 - 14:30 (America/Chicago)
Join the Minnesota Soil Health Coalition as we travel along Hwy 14 for the Crop, Livestock and Soil Innovation Conferences – Strip Till Makes Dollars and Sense – Lamberton.

Keynote Speakers: Pat Duncanson & Randy Depuydt

FREE Lunch and CEU Credits Available!

Strip Till Makes Dollars and Sense – Lamberton

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Strip Till Makes Dollars and Sense - Lake Benton
2026-02-19 09:00 - 15:00
Join the Minnesota Soil Health Coalition as we travel along Hwy 14 for the Crop, Livestock and Soil Innovation Conferences – Strip Till Makes Dollars and Sense – Lake Benton.

Keynote Speakers: Pat Duncanson & Randy Depuydt

FREE Lunch and CEU Credits Available!

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Winter Ag Coference - Reclaiming Profitability: Farming Smarter in 2026
2026-02-24 08:00 - 17:30
Join the Minnesota Soil Health Coalition for a full day of practical insights and hands‑on learning designed to help farmers reclaim profitability in today’s challenging Ag economy. Hear directly from growers and experts who are putting regenerative practices to work, and discover how soil health, crop diversity, and biological solutions can boost ROI while protecting your land for the future.

The program features real‑world farmer experiences, cutting‑edge demonstrations, and interactive Q&A sessions. You’ll leave with actionable strategies to improve your operation in 2026 and beyond.

Topics include:

Ways to improve profitability from a growers panel

Profitability through regenerative systems with Russell Hedrick

Integrating oats for soil improvement with Martin Larson

Soil health and human health connections with Jolene Carlson

Farming the Controllables with Dr. Jim Ladlie

Registration Fee: $50

Location: Profit Pro Ag Headquarters, 408 S 1st Ave, Albert Lea, MN

Soil Health & Nutrient Management School
2026-02-25 08:00 - 2026-02-26 17:00
Advanced Training for Progressive Farmers & Consultants

Reclaiming Profitability: Farming Smarter in 2026

Take your nutrient management skills to the next level with this intensive 2‑day program. Learn hands‑on strategies to optimize biologicals, nutrient management, photosynthesis, and soil health for maximum efficiency and profitability.

Keynote Speakers: Ray Archuleta – The Soil Guy, Tom Cotter – Cotter Farms, 2025 Leopold Conservation Award Recipient, Mark Gutierrez – MN Soil Health Coalition Executive Director, Dennis Klockenga – Crop Management Consultant, ProfitProAg, and Dr. Jim Ladie – Owner, ProfitProAg.

Registration Fee: $150

Location: Profit Pro Ag Headquarters, 408 S 1st Ave, Albert Lea, MN

Compost Webinar - Alex Udermann, Windrow Compost System
2026-03-17 13:00 - 14:00
Join Alex Udermann to learn about his windrow compost system and how he incorporates compost into his soil. Stay till the end for a live Q&A with Alex and other experienced farmers! We will meet every third Tuesday to discuss more ways to compost!

Field Day at Fresh Start Farms
2026-08-01 09:00 - 15:00
Join the Minnesota Soil Health Coalition for a compelling field day at Fresh Starts Farm! You’ll experience:

Field tours and a look at the crimper rig with Farmer & Owner, Rye Carlson

Expert-led discussion with MSHC Mentors

Water infiltration demonstrations

ABOUT FRESH STARTS FARM

Rye Carlson (Fresh Starts Farm) is a certified organic grain grower and feed mill. By planting cover crops, limiting disturbance, and using an inter-row crimper, Rye Carlson is producing nutritious, chemical-free crops while supporting the Principles of Soil Health.
