Soil Health Management Plans are a tool for farmers that identify goals, resources, and opportunities to improve a soil’s capacity to function – mapping out a strategy for soil health to contribute to the success of an agricultural operation. The plans build on an in-field soil health assessment and lab-based soil health indicators to inform a farm’s soil health management and to serve as a measuring stick to monitor improvements and evaluate the plan’s performance over time.

Find out more in this short, on-demand webinar, including how farmers on Hawaiʻi Island can participate in upcoming farmer-to-farmer soil health training events to complete a soil health management plan and how ag professionals can become eligible for certification from NRCS to develop soil health plans for local farms as Technical Service Providers!