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The Agroforestry Series: Right Crop, Right Market

The Agroforestry Series: Right Crop, Right Market

This webinar will dig deeper into the market dimension of agroforestry with a focus on a few of the perennial crops that have the greatest commercial potential. Savanna Institute staff will provide an overview of four promising perennial crops for Illinois and the Midwest, including hazelnuts, chestnuts, elderberry, and black currants. The agronomics, marketing, and commercialization of each crop will be discussed, including opportunities and current bottlenecks. We’ll leave plenty of time for questions about these emergent crops!

The Agroforestry Series: Agroforestry & Soil Health

The Agroforestry Series: Agroforestry & Soil Health

In collaboration with the Savanna Institute and Liberty Prairie Foundation, this webinar dives into the benefits, shortcomings and lessons learned of implementing Agroforestry on Soil Health.

Agroforestry Series: Agroforestry 101

Agroforestry Series: Agroforestry 101

Learn agroforestry concepts and techniques that can help landowners and farmers meet their conservation and business goals.

In Brief: Who we are, and what we do

In Brief: Who we are, and what we do

By 2025, Delta will collaboratively address environmental, economic, and social issues in our home region, impacting more than 500 communities, one million acres, and 100 million captured stormwater gallons. We’ll achieve these goals through our efforts centered on agriculture, climate, water, and community development.

Our Impact: Resilient Agriculture

Our Impact: Resilient Agriculture

By 2025, Delta Institute will support 1,000 farmers as they transition to resilient, sustainable, and regenerative practices—thus improving the environment, mitigating the impacts of climate change, and strengthening a farmer’s bottom line; one million Midwestern acres will successfully transition.

Conservation in Illinois: Hotspot Analysis

Conservation in Illinois: Hotspot Analysis

Join Delta Institute for a webinar to discuss recently released analysis and recommendations developed in collaboration with Environmental Working Group. These findings are detailed in the report, titled Conservation in Illinois: Hotspot Analysis and Implications for Program Design.

Economic Benefits for Allegan County Farmers

Economic Benefits for Allegan County Farmers

Do you know any Michigan farmers in the Kalamazoo River Watershed? Please share this opportunity with them! Delta Institute is partnering with the Allegan Conservation District and Michigan Farm Bureau to offer another round of opportunities to participate in a...
Webinar: What’s Next? The Future of Land Stewardship in Illinois

Webinar: What’s Next? The Future of Land Stewardship in Illinois

Join us on September 18 for webinar marking the culmination of a collaborative project recently completed by Delta Institute, Natural Land Institute (NLI), Jo Daviess Conservation Foundation (JDCF), Openlands, and Illinois Environmental Council (IEC) to better...