At the North Central Region Water Network, we are dedicated to enhancing connectivity and learning, sharing the latest Extension research and knowledge across the region, strengthening the resource base for Extension education, and coordinating initiatives with measurable short and long term impacts.

Over the last three years Network initiatives and other projects leveraging Network resources have generated over $5.4 million in additional funds for extension in the North Central Region. Join us on our journey to turn science into success!

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THE CURRENT WEBINAR SERIES

The Current Webinar Series is a speed networking series for professionals engaged in water-related Extension, research, and conservation activities. Each month, we highlight the best water-related research and Extension programming throughout the region. To date our webinars have featured over 100 educators and researchers and reached over 4,500 attendees.  LEARN MORE

Most Recent Webinar:

Carbon Markets and Carbon Credit Agreements
Wednesday, October 13, 2021 at 2pm CT – Watch the Recording

Lately, it seems we all have been hearing about the potential of agricultural carbon markets. This edition of The Current webinar series dives into the topic! We hear from leading experts on the latest research on soil carbon sequestration and the state of the science, what producers need to know or consider before entering an agreement, and how different companies and organizations are going about verifying soil carbon sequestration and the different protocols used.

We know you have a lot of questions, this is a great opportunity to hear what we know and what we don’t!

Featured Speakers:
  • Gregg Sanford, Associate Scientist, Department of Agronomy, University of Wisconsin-Madison
  • Dave Aiken, Professor of Agricultural Economics, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
  • Emily Oldfield, Agricultural Soil Carbon Scientist, Environmental Defense Fund

View the presentation slides