Winter Lyceum: “Energy and Biological Farming: How Farmers Can Reduce Energy Use and Build Soil Carbon by Farming Differently” (via Zoom)

Renowned farmer, author, and biological farming consultant Gary Zimmer presents the farmer’s role in energy conservation and carbon building. With incentives and guidance, farmers have a role in reducing energy use and impacting climate change by planting cover crops, organic farming, reducing fertilizer use, making methane with on-farm digesters, making compost, and producing bio char.

To register for the Winter Lyceum, call (608) 348-3301 or visit www.mining.jamison.museum/programs. A Zoom link will be provided by email upon registration. Cost: $4 or $20 for all seven Winter Lyceum talks.