Weighing the costs and benefits of soil health management practices is a primary concern for producers considering the adoption of such practices. However, the economic information needed for making data-driven, science-based decisions is difficult to find. Recognizing that cropping and operating systems, climate, and soils vary, the Soil Health Institute has quantified more than 135 partial budgets to fill the knowledge gap on the economics of soil health systems. This webinar will provide an overview of partial budgets and impressions of farmer experiences in varied systems that include the incorporation of grazed cover crops, cotton production, corn and soybean production, and a walnut orchard.