Nicole Masters, owner of Integrity Soils and author of For the Love of Soil (2019), will feature as the keynote speaker at Continuing the Working Lands Workshop Series for 2023, set to be held on Aug 8th – 9th, with early-bird pricing extended until June 30. With her extensive experience in diverse multi-species systems, horticulture, vermiculture, compost tea production and more, coupled with the local landowners’ commitment to learning about soil health, adaptive grazing, regenerative agriculture, and cover crops, this workshop is sure to provide the necessary tools to produce sustainable and resilient practices across Sheridan County.
The Sheridan County Working Lands Workshop Series Planning Committee proudly announces the continuation of the Working Lands Workshop Series for 2023, to be held on Aug. 8 and 9. This event will feature Nicole Masters, owner of Integrity Soils and author of For the Love of Soil (2019), and will offer early-bird pricing through June 30. Pre-registration is available through the Sheridan County Conservation District website (www.sccdwy.org).
Nicole Masters is a soil advocate and agroecologist, pattern thinker, author and educator.
Her experience in horticulture, vermiculture, compost tea production and diverse multi-species systems is extensive, and her company, Integrity Soils, has delivered coaching and educational programs to producers and organizations across 24 million acres. Masters’ book, For the Love of Soil; Strategies to Regenerate our Food Production Systems, showcases the tools and principles that producers are using to regenerate their soils.
The Working Lands Workshop Series is a major accomplishment for Sheridan County, showcasing the commitment of the local landowners to learn more about soil health, adaptive grazing, regenerative agriculture, and cover crops. The planning committee has taken great strides to bring knowledge to the community, providing operators with tools to promote sustainability and resilience in their practices. Andrew Cassiday of the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service praised this effort, commending the committee’s dedication to creating harmony between humans, animals, soil, and water.
Through suggested reading materials and podcasts, participants will be well-informed and prepared to engage in meaningful discussion.
The Working Lands Workshop Series presents an excellent opportunity for landowners in Sheridan County to really learn about soil health, regenerative agriculture, adaptive grazing techniques, and more. With the help of Nicole Masters and her wealth of experience and knowledge, attendees will come away with invaluable practices that can help promote sustainability and resilience here in rural Wyoming. Therefore, the perseverance of the workshop series planning committee is worth applauding – their commitment to harmonizing the different components of the landscape is commendable.
The Sheridan County Working Lands Workshop Series is a great example of how land owners can come together to learn and grow in their understanding of soil health, regenerative agriculture, adaptive grazing techniques, and more. With the help of Nicole Masters’ expertise, this workshop series will provide attendees with invaluable knowledge that they can apply to their own practices. The commitment shown by the planning committee for the event should be commended – it requires dedication to create harmony between human beings, animals, soils and water resources. We look forward to seeing what new ideas are presented at this year’s workshop!
