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Livestock and Cover Crops in FLOURISH - Farmers Leading Our United Revolution In Soil Health

In the second video of FLOURISH, discover how farmers across the Inland Northwest are transforming their soil—and their operations—from the ground up. Clint Zenner (Zenner Family Farms), David Dobbins (Hill View Farm JV), Erin Ruehl (Westfield Properties, Inc.), and Palouse Conservation District staff share insights into the livestock and cover crop integration component of the FLOURISH project. Learn how integrating livestock can effectively terminate cover crops, enhance soil biology, and bring new life back to the soil. Views expressed by land managers do not represent the views of the Palouse Conservation District. Our mission is to foster the voluntary conservation of natural resources by providing the tools, education, technical expertise, and financial assistance to support our local community. Palouse Conservation District is a non-regulatory government agency that develops local voluntary solutions based on the land manager or operator’s conservation goals. This work is supported by the Conservation Innovation Grants program at USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service. Learn more about FLOURISH at inwflourish.org. Video was produced by Amma Films on behalf of the Palouse Conservation District. © 2025 Palouse Conservation District. All rights reserved.