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The Real Dirt on Dirt: A Workshop on Soil & Health


Date12/07/2018
Time09:00 AM - 03:30 PM
LocationPetersburg, VA
FacilityVirginia State University, L. Douglas Wilder Building
ContactCarl Thiel-Goin, 804-887-8915, carl.thiel-goin@dcr.virginia.gov
Details/Description

FEATURING:
Case Studies & Discussions with Local Farmers / Experts
Authors David Montgomery & Anne Biklé
David is a professor of geology at University of Washington and a
2008 MacArthur Fellowship (“genius grant”) recipient. Anne Biklé is
a biologist and environmental planner. Learn more about them at
www.dig2grow.com. The books they will be discussing with us are:
This workshop is associated with the 2018 Farm to Table Conference on Dec. 5 & 6
in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley. For more on the Conference, visit
http://conference.virginiafarmtotable.org or call (540) 432-6029 ext. 109
The Real Dirt on Dirt:
A Workshop on Soil & Health
for Virginia farmers, foodies and families
Your
hosts:
Virginia Soil
Health Coalition
In Growing A Revolution, Dr.
David Montgomery travels
the world meeting farmers
at the forefront of a soil
health revolution. On
those farms, he discovers
simple, cost-effective
strategies that can help
feed the world, cool the
planet, reduce pollution,
and return profitability to
family farms.
The Hidden Half of Nature digs into the
science of microbes, explaining why
good health - for people, plants, and
soil - depends on these tiny critters.
The authors reveal astounding
parallels between our own bodies and
the world of plants and soil. They
show how cultivating beneficial
microbiomes holds great promise for
transforming
agriculture and
medicine.

REGISTER BY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30!
Go to https://tinyurl.com/realdirt18 or call (540) 432-6029 ext.109

This training is worth 2 Contact hours for DCR Conservation Planner certification


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