Nicole Masters

To all Agricultural Professionals!

Join us on October 9th and 10th in Colorado at the CSU’s SPUR campus for an inspired and thoughtfully designed Professional Development Opportunity.

The SHIFT Program was developed by agroecologist Nicole Masters (author of “For the Love of Soils”) and Montana rancher Meagan Lannan through their experience working with polarizing issues that critically affect agricultural communities.  In this workshop and follow-up zoom sessions, you will learn useful tools and strategies for shifting mindsets and conflict resolution.

Other topics include coaching frameworks to learn, self-reflect, see “wholes”, avoid unintended degenerative consequences, and embrace adaptive-thinking and experimentation. 

This is not a soils workshop!
This workshop fee is $150.00, lunch and beverages provided.
PURCHASE YOUR PLACE NOW, SPACES ARE LIMITED
To all Agricultural Professionals! – Integrity Soils
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When You Are Ready, Here Are 4 Ways We Can Help You

1. Online Soil Health Courses - Learn at your own pace and develop a foundation of soil health, organic chemistry, natural cycles and more. If you are new to soil health and ecological agriculture, we invite you to start here.

2. For the Love of Soil Book - by Nicole Masters that is centered around strategies to regenerate our food production systems. Get a FREE copy on Kindle or Audible.

3. CREATE Coaching Program - This 22-week program is designed to train and empower consultants and coaches in the theory, principles and practices behind healthy, ecological based agricultural systems. This is for serious professionals only.

4. Connect with Fellow Soil Health Coaches - This is a directory of independent soil health coaches that have completed our CREATE Coaching Program and meet our standards, ethics, and values. We invite you to browse to connect with a coach that fits your context and personal situation best.

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