Tag Archives: Soil Health Partnership

New Midwest Incentives for Cover Crops

Posted on October 12, 2016 by Tim Buckley

Among other things, Dan Towery manages the Indiana part of the Soil Health Partnership, a network of innovative farmers in eight Midwest states. Dan has been a consultant for the Oregon Grass Seed Growers Commission that promotes use of annual … Continue reading →

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Soil Health Partnership Grows From a Desire to Thrive – Biologically and Economically!

Posted on March 10, 2016 by Tim Buckley

The National Corngrowers Association started the Midwest Soil Health Partnership three years ago. Here’s what they say about the novel effort, supported at the beginning by Monsanto, The Walton Family Foundation and with technical support from The Nature Conservancy. Among its staff is … Continue reading →

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Soil Health Partnership Promotes Cover Crops

Posted on March 16, 2015 by Tim Buckley

The Soil Health Partnership is into its second full year, developing a network of farms in the Midwest that continue to innovate management practices. The Partnership is a combination of effort funded by Monsanto and the Walton Foundation and organized … Continue reading →

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