E-learning
Deepen your knowledge — wherever and whenever it suits you.
Deepen your knowledge of regenerative agriculture with our interactive e-learning modules.
In collaboration with leading agronomists, we develop learning programs that connect theory and practice; from soil health and plant sap analysis to cultivation strategy.
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Flexible learning — follow the modules at your own pace
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Practically applicable — insights directly translatable to your business operations
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Created by experts — developed by Dietmar Näser with practical experience
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Full curriculum — 5 modules, fundamentals to nutrient management
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Specific subject - e.g. Mulch in potatoes by Erwin Westers
Practical Course in Regenerative, High-Quality Agriculture by Dietmar Näser
With a choice between the full curriculum or a basic course
This course offers an integrated approach to regenerative agriculture, in which plant metabolism and soil life are managed together as a single system. You will learn how to improve soil structure, nutrient efficiency, and crop resilience through observation, measurements, and targeted interventions.
The course combines fundamental principles with practical applications in tillage, seedbed preparation, crop management, and nutrient management, and provides you with concrete tools to build a productive and resilient cropping system step by step.
E-learning mulch in potatoes by Erwin Westers
Deepen your knowledge — wherever and whenever it suits you.
Mulch is not a standalone technique, but a system choice. In this online training, you will learn how mulch contributes to a more stable, resilient, and economically viable cultivation system — with concrete applications in potato cultivation.
Based on practical experience, measurements, and results from Horaholm farm, you gain insight into what mulch really does in the field. From soil activity and plant health to yield and quality — in both dry and wet years.
Author: Dietmar Näser
Dietmar Näser grew up among the ornamental plants of a family of growers in Potsdam and studied agronomy in Halle. After years of practical experience in East German agriculture, where he was responsible for crop protection and fertilization, he focused on the connection between soil life, plant health, and yield. Since the age of forty, he has worked as an independent consultant and "soil coach." He is considered one of the greatest pioneers of regenerative agriculture in Germany and Central Europe, where he guides farmers in applying soil-stimulating and organically oriented cultivation methods. His vision: healthy agriculture starts with vibrant soils and a sound understanding of plant physiology.
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