Join us for Grounded ‘Live’ this autumn and winter
This autumn and winter, Regenerate Outcomes is excited to invite you to Grounded 'Live', a series of live, online discussions bringing farmers together to dig deeper into regenerative agriculture.
Join 2023 Soil Farmer of the Year Stuart Johnson and soil microbiologist Kyle Richardville - from our mentoring team - as they invite guests to share their knowledge and advice.
For the first time, you’ll be able to hear Stuart and Kyle’s conversations live and ask questions as they speak with their guests.
Our first live session - Why you need a soil carbon baseline - will feature an expert panel discussing everything you need to know about high integrity baselines and why getting one is the crucial first step to being rewarded for the carbon stored in your soil.
Book your place now to join us on Wednesday 22nd October, 7:00pm - 8:30pm.
Sign up below to join our Grounded ‘Live’ sessions throughout the autumn and winter
Healthier soils, healthier animals?
A focus on the animal health impact of good soil management
Wednesday 19th November, 7:00pm - 8:30pm
The regenerative transition
Successes, setbacks, and stories from UK farmers
Wednesday 10th December, 7:00pm – 8:30pm
Tools for transformation
Everything you need to know about machinery and equipment in regenerative agriculture
Wednesday 21st January, 7:00pm – 8:30pm
Is no-till enough?
Rethinking soil health on arable farms
Wednesday 11th February, 7:00pm – 8:30pm
It won't work on our farm!
Debunking the myths and discussing the truth about regenerative agriculture
Wednesday 4th March, 7:00pm - 8:30pm
Soil carbon baselining and measurement at no upfront cost
Regenerate Outcomes provides rigorous soil carbon baselining and measurement.
Our mentoring team work with farmers to build productive soil by increasing organic matter. The increase can then be used to generate carbon credits which you can retain or sell for additional revenue.
We work with Agricarbon to measure increases in soil carbon. Agricarbon base their measurements on physical samples from your farm. Samples are completed to a depth of up to 60cm to meet the demands of higher quality verification schemes.
This means the credits can attract a higher premium than those generated in other schemes.