Protecting soil on agricultural lands is vital to both food production and environmental sustainability.
Around the world, soils are eroding faster than they are forming, and conventional practices can accelerate this loss.
Bare or highly disturbed soils are especially vulnerable to wind and water erosion, allowing nutrients and sediments to wash into nearby waterways.
What happens on Pennsylvania farms directly affects the health of the Chesapeake Bay.
With support from non-profits, conservation districts, technical assistance providers, and federal programs, farmers can adopt soil health practices that safeguard their land and local water resources.
This webinar will examine these practices, exploring their benefits, challenges, and prevalence across Pennsylvania farms.
Participants will gain a deeper understanding of how agricultural stewardship upstream sustains water quality downstream.
Who is this for?
-- Anyone interested in water resources
-- Agricultural landowners
-- Agricultural producers
-- Conservation professionals
What will you learn?
-- Hear about current work happening in the water resources field
-- Ask questions about soil health practices and how they can enhance water quality
-- Share ideas with professionals across Pennsylvania
-- Learn about soil conservation and how it relates to water quality
Click Here to register and for more information.
Visit the Penn State Extension website to learn more about many other educational opportunities.
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[Posted: December 24, 2025] PA Environment Digest
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