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SustainAg Webinar

In this hour-long webinar recording, we discussed insets and offsets, sustainability incentive programs, and details on how these programs can benefit your land and business.

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The Not-So-Hidden Cost of Soil Erosion

Senior Conservation Agronomist, Derek Ver Helst, discusses the economic and environmental costs of soil erosion.

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The Grass is Greener

The Grass is Greener

VIDEO

Ryan Eichler, Jared Knock, and SDSU’s Amanda Blair discuss The Grass is Greener program, how it was developed, and what the program aims to achieve.

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The Grass is Greener

The Grass is Greener

BROCHURE

Learn more about The Grass is Greener’s market-leading incentives and per-head premium, as well as program details and requirements.

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Covering America from Coast to Coast

Covering America from Coast to Coast

BROCHURE

Find more details about this program that utilizes holistic management for sustainable grain and oilseed production.

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Grower Guide

Grower Guide

FACT SHEET

For farmers participating in the Covering America from Coast to Coast program, the Grower Guides help optimize yields for oats, flax, rye, camelina, and buckwheat.

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Ranching for the Future

Ranching for the Future

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The Ranching for the Future program seeks to enable sustainable efficiency gains for ranches – while also reducing the greenhouse gas impact of beef production.

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Introducing SustainAg

Introducing SustainAg

VIDEO

Ryan Eichler presents The SustainAg Network, sharing our producer-centric approach, goals for long-term resilience, and how to get involved.

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SustainAg Network Connects Farmers & Ranchers with Funding for Producer-Led Conservation Practices

Fields of bright green rye stand out among the mostly brown early spring fieldscape on Luke Hiebert’s crop and livestock farm northeast of Huron, South Dakota. “Traditionally, at this point in the season, nothing would be growing out in those fields. This is the reason I decided to plant rye,” said Hiebert, during an early April conversation. “It has been growing since last fall, and I like having a living root in the soil as long as possible. It helps with compaction, reduces erosion, increases water infiltration, builds organic matter and overall, improves soil health.”

Apr 15, 2024

The Not-So-Hidden Cost of Erosion

During the winter months, the AgSpire technical advisors and myself often work with farmers to help address a common issue: soil erosion. Senior Conservation Agronomist, Derek Ver Helst, explores the not-so-hidden cost of this erosion. The lost nutrients are a hit both environmentally and to a farmer's bottom line.

Mar 27, 2024

AgSpire Launches The SustainAg Network

AgSpire unveiled our latest initiative – The SustainAg Network – which connects farmers and ranchers who are interested in conservation, sustainability, and regenerative practices with the programs and market opportunities that incentivize and reward those positive practices.

Jan 3, 2024