One Good Idea is run by Extension specialists and educators from land grant universities in the Midwest and Mid-South, along with a dedicated group of farmer advisors.
We are an initiative of SERA-46, a committee for land grant university research and extension focused on science and strategies for reducing nutrient loss in the Mississippi and Atchafalaya River Basins.
Founding Team Members
Jenny Seifert
Team Lead
University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Extension
jenny.seifert@wisc.edu
Beth Baker
Lead Project Principal Investigator
Mississippi State University
beth.baker@msstate.edu
Andrew Lucore
Mississippi State University
Erica Gentry
Discovery Farms, University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Extension
Anne Nardi
University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Extension
Rebecca Power
University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Extension
Adam Braun
Illinois farmer
Adam Lasch
Wisconsin farmer
Cody Rakes
Kentucky farmer
Founding Project Partners
One Good Idea was founded as part of a project funded by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency that included collaborators from the following institutions.
Content Contributors
Our contributors are a mix of farmers, farmer-led groups, land grant university Extension, and public and private organizations that are aligned with our mission and criteria, who we call Contributing Partners. Interested in contributing content? Learn how
Farmers and Farmer-Led Groups
Buffalo Trempeauleau Farmer Network
Eau Pleine Partnership for Integrated Conservation
Farmers of Mill Creek Watershed Council
Saginaw Watershed Farmer Network
Brian Brown, Brian’s Farming Videos
Erik Carpenter, Farming with Carp
Greg Judy, Green Pastures Farm
Jason Chrisman, Grazing Acres Farm
Land Grant Universities
University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture Research and Extension
University of Illinois Extension
Iowa State University Extension and Outreach
University of Kentucky Extension
Michigan State University Extension
University of Minnesota Extension
Ohio State University Extension
Contributing Partners
Bluegrass Greensource, Kentucky
Conservation Cropping Systems Initiative, Indiana