EarthKnowSys Incorporated

Learning at the National NoTill Conference. Indianapolis, IN.

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Advanced Farm Services Inc. is seeking interested professionals for multiple positions.

“Executive Coordinator/Executive Administrator”
• 8hrs/week, can be virtual
• communication coordination
• data management, records organization
• work orders and invoicing
• opportunities for occasional travel
• extra consideration given for anyone embracing their OCD tendencies.

“Systems Specialist”
• Project Contracted Or Career Seasonal
• Must be willing to travel as per project site requirements
• CDL, or willingness to acquire CDL
• Willing and able to safely operate heavy equipment
• Mechanical ability is a plus
• Fabrication ability is a plus

🎉 Big news from our initiative, Ag Ecosystem Academy, and partners!

We are thrilled to announce that one of our partners has been awarded a $10,000 grant from the LOR Foundation to begin research into innovative approaches to using water in agriculture. 💦💡

We are excited to be working alongside them to implement this groundbreaking research. Our team will explore new ways to conserve water, reduce waste, and improve the overall sustainability of agricultural practices. With this grant, we will have the resources to invest in cutting-edge technology and equipment that will allow us to make significant strides toward a more water-efficient future for farming.

This grant could not have come at a more critical time as we look toward the future of farming and prioritize sustainability. We are honored to be a part of this effort and excited to contribute to this vital conversation through our work.

Follow us for updates on our progress, and join us in celebrating this exciting milestone for the Ag ecosystem academy and our partners! 🌍🌿

Agriculture is facing an impending crisis due to multiple factors, and we're here to tell you we have a solution: Regenerative Agriculture.

Check out our executive director, Richard Bupp, newest interview with Idaho Conservation League to learn more about our mission in role in bringing ecological solutions and Regenerative Agriculture to the mainstream farming community in Idaho.

Farmer Spotlight Series: A voice for regenerative agriculture - Idaho Conservation League To kick off ICL’s Farmer Spotlight Series – a collection of blogs centered around farmers in southern Idaho who are putting the planet first at their farms – we sat …

Our executive director, Richard Bupp, had an opportunity to meet with Idaho Conservation League at Earnie's Organics to share how EarthKnowSys has been a key resource in utilizing regenerative agricultural practices on the farm.

Check out the interview below!

-> https://www.idahoconservation.org/blog/regenerative-agriculture-in-practice-touring-ernies-organics/

EarthKnowSys is partnering with Ernies’s Organics (Shoshone, ID) to test regenerative production methods and edible bean varieties.
- cereal rye cover crop established fall 2020
- “green planting” into living cover crop, 15” rows
- rye termination using a roller-crimper

Field tested the rebuilt no-till planter - it performed flawlessly in challenging dry soil with variable residues. This unit will be available for rent or custom beginning 2021.

EarthKnowSys clients Fred and Cooper Brossy at Ernie’s Organics incorporate new soil health cultures into their operation:

https://youtu.be/_jmsqk08bJ4

Virtual Field Days - YouTube Learn more about soil health topics with University of Idaho Extension through virtual field days. In collaboration with National Resources Conservation Serv...

GREAT JOB TODD!

EarthKnowSys partners with Ballard Farms providing soil health operations and technical support.

Clean water and healthy soil - one field at a time.

https://youtu.be/IoxOUk9Qhfk

Virtual Field Days - YouTube Learn more about soil health topics with University of Idaho Extension through virtual field days. In collaboration with National Resources Conservation Serv...

Congratulations to Ernie’s Organics in Shoshone, Idaho. First trial with new cultural practices - No-tilling Pinto Beans into Cereal Rye cover crop (51,000 lbs/acre) terminated with crimper-roller.

Excited to add a new partner to our soil health program; Uhlorn Farms, Cottonwood, ID. We look forward to reducing tillage and inputs and increasing soil biology (and PROFIT) using cover crops and thoughtful planning.