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Tuition Assistance Is Built Into Every Soil Health Academy.
All Soil Health Academy participants already receive tuition assistance. You do not need to apply separately for a scholarship to receive reduced-cost tuition. Thanks to the support of donors and partners, the price you see for each academy reflects only a portion of the true cost of delivering this education.
Our goal is simple: cost should never be the barrier to learning how to regenerate land, improve soil health, and build resilient food systems.
Additional Support for Military & Veterans
In addition to built-in tuition assistance for all attendees, active-duty military members and veterans may qualify for additional financial support through dedicated funding set aside to honor their service.
If you are currently serving or have previously served in the armed forces, we encourage you to indicate this in the application below so we can share available options.
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for Producers & Educators
Because understanding soil health principles is vital to agriculture, SHA has always worked hard to get farmers and ranchers the education that helps them reduce inputs, build resilience, and secure their livelihoods at the lowest cost possible. And now, with soil health awareness and its connection to the health of our food systems growing, plus an acknowledgement that sound natural resource management starts with soil health principles, it’s time to expand our reach and invite more people to the table as affordably as possible.
Your contribution helps farmers, ranchers, and educators gain the skills to regenerate soil and strengthen rural communities.
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The SHA Scholarship
Next-generation family farmers and ranchers who have parents who are involved in agriculture
Students, interns, and beginning farmers who are keenly interested in a career in regenerative agriculture
Military veterans currently involved in agriculture or who are interested in becoming involved in regenerative agriculture. Must be a former or active member of the U.S. military to apply for this category
Educators with a desire to provide regenerative agricultural instruction to the next generation of farmers, ranchers or agriculture professionals. Applicants may include USDA, NRCS, Extension and other USDA personnel, Ag Consultants, state conservation/ag agency personnel, and non-profit organization (NGO) personnel
Families and Farms that want to send more than one person
Minority, tribal, women, and historically underserved individuals who are currently involved in agriculture or who have an interest in go down this path
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The David & Kendra Brandt SHA Scholarship
In memory of David & Kendra Brandt and their contributions to soil health and regenerative agriculture, the Soil Health Academy offers the David & Kendra Brandt scholarships. These scholarships aim to support women, new, and beginning farmers who share Brandts’ commitment to advancing regenerative agriculture through the implementation of regenerative principles in their own operations or through regenerative agriculture education, outreach, or policy advocacy.
Recipients of the David & Kendra Brandt Scholarships will receive partial tuition funding to attend a Soil Health Academy. These scholarships are awarded based on applicants’ narratives detailing their plans to advance the cause of regenerative agriculture on their own farms and communities.
If you’ve already registered for an upcoming Soil Health Academy and have paid the deposit, you’re eligible to apply for tuition assistance through these scholarships.
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Past SHA Student Scholarship
Introducing the Past SHA Student Scholarship, an initiative designed to support our alumni who are eager to further their knowledge and expand their networks in the realm of regenerative agriculture.
To qualify for this scholarship program, applicants must have previously attended a Soil Health Academy. We recognize the importance of ongoing learning and networking in the journey towards agricultural sustainability, and thus, we are delighted to offer this opportunity exclusively to our past students.
If you’ve participated in a Soil Health Academy in the past, have registered for an upcoming Soil Health Academy and have paid the down deposit, and are keen to deepen your understanding of regenerative practices, we encourage you to apply for the Past SHA Student Scholarship. Send Us message For donation!
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