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Climate Action Plan

The fight against climate change requires broad mobilization, and Cooperative Extension stands poised to make a difference. How can we mobilize the U.S. Cooperative Extension system to quickly and effectively contribute to climate change solutions? This subgroup dives into how we can harness the strength of our network to swiftly and effectively implement solutions.

NECI webinar: Real World Resilience: Stories of Land, People and Community webinar

Join the National Extension Climate Initiative (NECI) on March 5th at 3:00 PM (ET) for a Professional Development meeting featuring Laura Lengnick, who will be presenting on “Real World Resilience: Stories of Land, People and Community.”

  • Wednesday, March 5, 2024

Laura Lengnick, author of Resilient Agriculture: Cultivating Food Systems for a Changing Climate, will share how some of America’s best growers, farmers and ranchers are using targeted and general resilience strategies to reduce climate risk to their operations. She will share highlights from a decade-long national climate change adaptation case study, including strategies that help stabilize profits despite more variable weather and more frequent and intense weather extremes. Examples include planned grazing of beef cattle in New Mexico, on-farm processing of organic fruits in Michigan, dynamic crop rotation on no-till grain and bean operation in Idaho, a Master Line farm water management system on a diversified vegetable farm in Missouri, and pasture-cropping on a dairy farm in South Carolina. Learn more about the project.

Missed a meeting? Visit the NECI website to access recordings from previous Professional Development Meetings

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