Nebraska has not.

Georgia - NO

In the Upper Midwest, the Conservation Professional Training Program (CPTP) has developed a live "Introduction to Healthy Soils" course and is in the process of moving it to a hybrid delivery (online plus a field component). Hybrid courses are also being developed (for both the public sector conservation agencies and for a major private sector agronomy firm) focused on:

* Soil Moisture Management (infiltration/retention)
* Cover Crop Management (in livestock, row crop and seed corn production systems)
* Integrating Best Management Practices into building soil health.

We anticipate all four being available later this summer, and will be looking for state-level partners to assist with deployment

Kevin Erb
University of Wisconsin-Extension
Conservation Professional Training Program

Oklahoma is developing soil health training modules for district employees and NRCS field staff.

Minnesota does not have any state intiated soil heatlh training and/or certification efforts. The NRCS is proposing local soil health teams but it has not gotten off the ground in any real way.

MD-No

We have not done any such thing in Colorado but it sounds like a great idea!