Elearning
Deepen your knowledge — wherever and whenever it suits you.
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Flexible learning — follow the modules at your own pace.
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Practical application — insights you can immediately apply to your own farm management.
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Created by experts — developed by Dietmar Näser, based on hands-on experience.
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Complete curriculum — 5 modules covering everything from fundamentals to nutrient management.
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The problem statement: "Many farmers are becoming aware of regenerative agriculture, but often lack specific, practical advice that is applicable to their own land."
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Target audience for this e-learning: beginners, farmers who have already partially transitioned (to regenerative practices), agricultural professionals who want to upskill/retrain
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What you will achieve: Increased soil fertility, sustainable practices, cost savings, climate resilience
DIETMAR NAESER - Elearning
Module 1 – Fundamentals
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Difference between regenerative and probiotic methods
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Importance of soil quality for yield, weeds, and diseases
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Carbon, humus, nitrogen, and water as the basis of fertility
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Soil tillage to limit carbon losses
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Application of early cultivation strategies and lime fertilization
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Function and use of compost tea
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Improvement of grassland quality
Module 2 – Spring Activities
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Natural absorption of nutrients by plants and micro-organisms
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Enhancing absorption via photosynthesis and soil aeration
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Using leaf sap and plant analyses as control/monitoring tools
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Employing ferments from wild plants as natural enhancers/boosters
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Mechanical cultivation measures for a healthy soil climate
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Combination of ferments and mechanical tillage for maximum effectiveness
Module 3 – Plant Health
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Recognizing plant stress and its effects on yield and diseases
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Soil biodiversity as the basis for resilience
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Applying the health pyramid in regenerative agriculture
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Using leaf sap tests to guide stress management and treatments
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Effect of soil compaction and root growth on plant health
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Combating weakness parasites (such as oomycetes) by eliminating the root cause
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Deployment of cover crops and mixtures for diversity and vitality
Module 4 – Soil Fertility & Humus Formation
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Understanding and efficiently stimulating humus formation
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Avoiding humus losses and smart management of humus-rich soils
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Applying flächenrotte (surface rotting/fermentation), subsoil tillage, and green manures
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Ploughing and sowing time strategies in a regenerative context
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Winter-green crops and their role in crop rotation and fodder production
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Mulching with fermentation soil sprays for lasting soil building
Module 5 – Nutrients & Carbon Enhancement
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Probiotic composting and extracts for healthy soils
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Application and quality assurance of compost extracts
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Biochar as a habitat for microbes and sustainable nutrient storage Integration of biochar into fertilizers and soil management
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Application of colloidal clay solutions for water and nutrient binding
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Using and improving soil analyses with biological parameters
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From classic nutrient balance to probiotic fertilization
Auteur: Dietmar Naser
Dietmar Näser groeide op tussen de sierplanten van een kwekersfamilie in Potsdam en studeerde landbouwkunde in Halle. Na jarenlange praktijkervaring in de DDR-landbouw, waar hij verantwoordelijk was voor gewasbescherming en bemesting, richtte hij zich op de samenhang tussen bodemleven, plantgezondheid en opbrengst. Sinds zijn veertigste werkt hij als zelfstandig adviseur en “bodemcoach”. Hij geldt als één van de grootste pioniers van de regeneratieve landbouw in Duitsland en Centraal-Europa, waar hij boeren begeleidt in het toepassen van bodemstimulerende en biologisch georiënteerde teeltmethoden. Zijn visie: gezonde landbouw begint bij levendige bodems en een goed begrip van plantenfysiologie.
Grüne Brücke
Module Designer, Authority in the Field of Regenerative Agriculture