The second of a series of 3 events in Indiana featuring Dr. Ray Weil, well known for his ecological approach to soil science, will also feature No-till Innovator and Eisenhower Fellow Dan DeSutter to discuss the economics of soil health systems. The $5 fee for this half-day event includes lunch. Register online at www.RayWeilAug19Moody.eventbrite.com. To register by phone or for more information, contact the Steuben Co SWCD 260-665-3211 AGENDA 7:30 Registration 8:00 Dr. Ray Weil - Lessons Learned from the Chesapeake Bay: Soil Organic Matter Management for Nutrient Cycling and Agricultural Sustainability 9:00 Dan DeSutter - Economics of Soil Health Systems: The Payback on a Systems Approach 10:00 Breakout Sessions - Soil Pit with Ray Weil - Cover Crop Plot Walk - Broadcast vs. Incorporated Seeding with Allen Dean and Tyson Franks 11:30 Farmer Panel - Cover Crops: AHa Moments and Lessons Learned 12:00 PARP Topic 12:30 Lunch