Building Soil Biology for Optimal Production | RD Learning Series

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This webinar is part of the Resilience Design Learning Series, a continuing education platform for Resilience Design (RD) practitioners applying regenerative agriculture and ecological restoration in humanitarian and development contexts.

Soil is a living ecosystem. Understanding and supporting soil biology is essential for improving productivity, water retention, nutrient cycling, and long-term resilience.

In this session, participants explore the critical role of microorganisms, organic matter, and ecological processes in building healthy soils. Presenters examine how management practices influence soil life and share practical strategies for enhancing biological activity to support sustainable agricultural production.

Topics include:

-The role of soil biology in resilient food systems
-Soil microorganisms and nutrient cycling
-Organic matter management and soil regeneration
-Practices that strengthen soil health and productivity
-Ways to measure soil health

The webinar provides practical guidance for RD practitioners seeking to restore soil function while increasing agricultural performance and resilience.
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The Resilience Design Learning Series is made possible through funding from the Dovetail Foundation and IOM Somalia and is delivered through a collaboration between African Women Rising and Global Resilience Design. African Women Rising contributes deep, community-led implementation experience from Uganda, while Global Resilience Design provides technical expertise in regenerative systems design. Together, the two organizations support practitioners not only through training, but through ongoing learning, technical support, and knowledge exchange—strengthening both the quality and sustainability of implementation.


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