Go Deeper! Soil Health / CEMA 216 Academy Sept 10-12
This year, thousands of farms across the United States have been contracted to complete CEMA 216 Soil Health testing, through the USDA-NRCS Regenerative Pilot Program (RPP). If you are a service provider preparing for this workload, we invite you to Go Deep with us in Vermont! Priority Sign Up: August 26. Final registration cut off date: September 2,




Register for this training on VTSU's website: https://tinyurl.com/vtsucaffe
This training is well suited for conservation professionals of all levels, such as conservation district staff, university extension staff, non-profit staff, or individual agricultural service providers.
Priority Sign Up Deadline August 26.
What is a CEMA 216? This academy provides only training: participants must meet the Qualified Individual requirements described in the NRCS CEMA 216 document to formally conduct the work for a farmer.
Traveling from out of state?
By Train: Consider taking the Amtrak "Vermonter" to Randolph, VT. We will coordinate riders to/from the station!
By Bus: Destination can be White River Junction or Randolph, VT. We will coordinate riders to/from the station!
By Plane: Boston Logan, Burlington, Albany or Lebanon are the closest airports. We can assist with getting you to Randolph from the airport if needed.
By Car: Head to Vermont State University Randolph Campus, 124 Admin Dr, Randolph Center, VT 05061
Need an extra night? VTSU is able to accommodate additional nights stay on either end of the training for those traveling from far away, for a small additional fee. Reach out to Taylor.Paone@vermontstate.edu to request an additional night.
*Please be advised, you will be staying in dorms with shared bathrooms. Please bring your own bedding including extra blankets and a pillow!
**Former members of any Corps program that lost federal funding in the last several years are eligible to attend at no cost. Reach out directly to request a scholarship: whiterivernrcd@gmail.com
***Flight stipends are available for USVI residents via the Virgin Islands Women in Agriculture Association. Contact whiterivernrcd@gmail.com for information
