Education

A core leg of the Exchange: curated partner teaching on covers, bringing livestock back, managed grazing, silvopasture, and shrinking diesel and fertilizer. We summarize and credit; the full piece lives on the author's site.

69 resources from OSU, Penn State, Kentucky, WVU, SARE, OEFFA, and Stratford — lined up with FarmTec / Stinner fossil-fuel themes.

Theme

All themes Cover crops & forage Integrating livestock Cutting fossil-fuel inputs Managed grazing Equipment & on-farm energy Silvopasture

Less diesel, fertilizer N, and mechanical harvest through grazing, no-till, and input efficiency.

Source

All partners OSU Extension (18)Penn State Ext. (15)UK Extension (7)WVU Extension (4)SARE (4)OEFFA (7)Stratford (5)TNC (3)Bluffton (2)U-M GSI (4)

Cutting fossil-fuel inputs · TNC

3 resources

Sustainable Agriculture in Ohio
The Nature Conservancy · Ohio
Authors: The Nature Conservancy Ohio
TNC Ohio regenerative-ag hub: cover crops, diverse rotations, 4R nutrient stewardship, and rotational grazing — plus Farmers for Soil Health technical help aimed at tens of thousands of cover-crop acres.
Cover crops & forageIntegrating livestockManaged grazingCutting fossil-fuel inputs
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North America Regenerative Grazing Lands
The Nature Conservancy · March 2023
Authors: The Nature Conservancy
TNC fact sheet on keeping U.S. grazing lands ecologically intact: management plans, regenerative practice pilots, and supply-chain partnerships that scale soil, water, and climate outcomes on working ranches.
Managed grazingIntegrating livestockCutting fossil-fuel inputs
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Allen Dean: Embracing Cover Crops
The Nature Conservancy
Authors: The Nature Conservancy and Allen Dean
Ohio farmer profile: 100% no-till on ~1,900 acres, cover-crop seed enterprise, and 4R nutrient stewardship — peer story TNC uses to show covers as the “new frontier” for soil and water.
Cover crops & forageCutting fossil-fuel inputs
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Attribution

Every card names the authors and publisher and links to their post, PDF, or project page. Summaries are written for the Exchange; they are not reprints.