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SUMMARY:Soil Health Week in Montgomery County
DESCRIPTION:Soil Health Week in Montgomery County is a celebration of regenerative soil practices that you can apply to your own garden or farm. Local organizations and independent professionals are coming together to educate guests on how proper soil management can make a lasting impact on the environment. \nThe Foodbank Inc. will offer guided tours of its urban garden\, showcasing regenerative practices such as composting\, biodiversity\, interplanting\, and the complete avoidance of pesticides and fertilizers. Guests will also explore our hydroponic lettuce greenhouse\, which features beneficial insect integration\, a custom nutrient blend tailored to Dayton’s water\, a recycled water system\, and sustainable growing techniques. \nPresentations will also educate guests with practical knowledge on how to build healthy soil systems in their own backyard garden or farm. \nWhether you’re a seasoned grower or just starting out\, Soil Health Week is your chance to learn\, connect\, and take action. Come get your hands dirty\, ask questions\, and leave inspired to regenerate your soil.
URL:https://grow.oeffa.org/event/soil-health-week-in-montgomery-county/
LOCATION:The Foodbank Inc.\, 56 Armor Place\, Dayton\, 45417\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Event,Workshops
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ORGANIZER;CN="The Foodbank%2C Inc.":MAILTO:aheiser@thefoodbankdayton.org
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SUMMARY:Celebrating Soil Health in the Miami Valley
DESCRIPTION:Let’s celebrate Ohio Soil Health Week with a special focus on the Miami Valley. Local organizations such as The Foodbank\, Inc.\, The Ohio State University Extension Montgomery County Office\, Central State University Extension Southwest Office\, and Five Rivers MetroParks are collaborating to provide their programs at The Foodbank’s Urban Garden. \nExploring the innovative approach to tackling hunger through soil health\, the tour of The Foodbank\, Inc.’s Urban Garden shines a light on sustainable solutions in the Dayton area. The OSU Extension’s demonstration of the Soil Moisture “Robot” and insights on interpreting soil test results lay the groundwork for understanding soil’s vital role. Further discussions with Five Rivers MetroParks delve into the potential of soils as carbon sinks\, offering a dual benefit of climate change mitigation and enhanced soil fertility\, while the compost kitchen initiative demonstrates practical steps for waste reduction and soil enrichment. CSU Extension complements this knowledge with a deep dive into the benefits of cover crops and soil biology alongside practical soil infiltration tests\, offering a holistic view of soil health. \nRegister for free here.
URL:https://grow.oeffa.org/event/celebrating-soil-health-in-the-miami-valley/
LOCATION:The Foodbank Inc.\, 56 Armor Place\, Dayton\, 45417\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="The Foodbank%2C Inc.":MAILTO:aheiser@thefoodbankdayton.org
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