Kansas-based farmer and consultant Dale Strickler was a guest at our 2nd Soil Health Conference in 2018 @ Budapest. He talked about the farming methods for the semi-arid regions.

French farmer and leading regenerative ag consultalt Frédéric Thomas presented the way they use cover crops and no-till in France.

Australian researcher Dr. Christine Jones talked about the liquid carbon pathway and the quorum sensing at our Soil Health Conference @ Budapest in 2019.

In April 2019 we showcased to 120+ people the springtime to-dos on a cover cropped field. We tested different shallow cultivation machines and also did a no-till pass with an older Kuhn planter.

In October 2019 at Mekényes (Hungary) we drilled winter wheat into a sudangrass – persian clover – tillage radish mix with 6 different seeders and of course with full no-till technology.

When we say "black soil", we definitely think about something that the farmers in Vojvodina (Serbia) has. At the end of November 2019 we opened a soil pit near Óbecse.

In January-February our team spent more than 10 days in the United States of America, visiting no-till farmers in Kansas, Nebraska, South and North Dakota.

Nicole Masters is advising farmers on more than 500.000 hectares. In this webinar replay she discusses the transition to regenerative farming in an effective and profitable way

Zsombor Diriczi of BlackSoil talks about cover crop experiences and experiments, including double cover cropping, testing 190 x 2-way mixes on the same field and cereal rye termination.

Zsombor Diriczi of BlackSoil talks about cover crop and their effect on soil in this Hungarian presentation.

Paul Jasa is one of the most renowned no-till machinery expert in the US. He specializes in transforming older conventional planters and seeder to no-till technology.

Johannes Kamptner (Baumit-Agrar, Austria) talks about the importance of calcium, CEC and pH, and how you can improve your soil health.

Simon Cowell has transitioned to no-till 14 years ago and managed to improve his soils with compost, crop rotation and cover crops.

Joel Williams’ masterclass on soil health, biology and nutrition attracted more than 100 people.