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Conservation Farming Field Day and Dinner, Morgan Co, IN
2024-05-23 14:00 - 18:30 (America/Indiana/Indianapolis) | 3425 Ballinger Rd, 3425 Ballinger Rd, Martinsville, IN, 46151, United States
Conservation Farming Field Day and Dinner
May 23, 2024
3425 Ballinger Road
Martinsville, IN 46151
Rain or Shine!
2PM-6:30PM, Meal served at 6 PM
Speaker: Dr. Luke Baker, CEO and President of Brookside Laboratories
Topics:

Carbon Programs
Cover Crops
Soil Health Practices

Come view the soil health trailer. Bring your appetite and your questions.
RSVP for this free event: Morgan Co SWCD @ 765-349-2060 or email swcdoffice@morgancounty.in.gov

Virtual: Technology Tools and Grower-based Approaches for Implementing Effective Conservation
2024-05-23 11:00 - 12:00 (America/New_York) | TX
You’re invited to join us for an exclusive webinar presented by CTIC (Conservation Technology Information Center) in collaboration with Syngenta Crop Protection, LLC.: “Technology Tools and Grower-based Approaches for Implementing Effective Conservation.”
Date: Thursday, May 23
Time: 11:00 am ET
Join CTIC and Syngenta for a webinar discussing the advancement of soil health and responsible resource management practices with Delta F.A.R.M. Learn about ready-to-use tools for measuring and benchmarking farming practices and decisions using the Cropwise Sustainability App.
Featured Speakers:
Trent Wimmer
Key Account Manager
Syngenta Sustainable and Responsible Business Team
Trent Wimmer is a Key Account Manager with Syngenta’s Sustainable and Responsible Business team. His responsibilities include industry engagement, project management, and business development; as well as supporting customers through the implementation of Syngenta’s digital Cropwise platform and tools.
Trent has worked at Syngenta for more than 25 years. He has held roles in R&D, sales, and marketing across North America before joining the sustainability team in 2017. He holds a bachelor’s degree in biology and chemistry from Nebraska Wesleyan University and a master’s degree in business administration from the University of Denver.
Parker Frew
Program Manager
Delta F.A.R.M.
Parker Frew is the Program Manager for Delta F.A.R.M. as well as a Wildlife Biologist for Delta Wildlife. Parker leads Delta F.A.R.M. and serves as the key figure in helping advance and spread responsible agricultural resource management across the Mississippi Delta. Serving as the program manager he has been able to help implement millions of dollars across the Delta to help increase the adoption and advancement of cover crops, soil health, water quality, and irrigation efficiency.
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Also, Learn About the CTIC Conservation in Action Tour: Discover more about the Conservation in Action Tour taking place on June 10-11 in Arkansas. Explore the vibrant agricultural landscape, engage with industry leaders, and gain firsthand knowledge about conservation practices in action.
P.S. Secure your spot for the CTIC Conservation in Action Tour on June 10-11 and explore the beauty of Arkansas while learning about sustainable agriculture practices. Register here.

Virtual: USDA Conservation Efforts Support Pollinators, Ag Production Nationwide
2024-05-20 14:00 - 15:00 (America/New_York) | TX
This event is scheduled for Jun 20, 2024, at 2:00 pm US/Eastern.
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Scientists estimate that one out of every three bites of food we eat exists because of animal pollinators. Supporting pollinators is critical to our food security and a key USDA conservation focus in collaboration with farmers, ranchers, and other land managers nationwide.
What will you learn?
Scientists estimate that one out of every three bites of food we eat exists because of animal pollinators. Supporting pollinators is critical to our food security and a key USDA conservation focus in collaboration with farmers, ranchers, and other land managers nationwide. Learn more…
All live webinars are recorded. Within a week of the live event, a View button provides access to the on-demand replay. CEUs are available for on-demand webinars.
Who should participate?
Farmers, Land Owners, Natural Resource Professionals
This webinar has been made possible through Southern Regional Extension Forestry (SREF) and a partnership with: Southern Regional Extension Forestry & United States Department of Agriculture.

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In-person: North American Manure Expo, Auburn, NY
2024-05-17 07:30 - 2024-05-18 17:00 (America/New_York) | Expo Field Location, Auburn, NY, United States
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The North American Manure Expo will return to the Northeast in 2024. Join us July 17-18 in Auburn, NY. Experience the thrilling demonstrations and engaging exhibitors of the Expo in the heart of the Finger Lakes region. Tour local facilities to witness the best in manure innovations of the Northeast. See spreaders, agitators, separators and other technology side-by-side – and witness the manure expertise that separates the Manure Expo from every other farm show!

Virtual: Applying Social Sciences in Development of Climate-smart Agriculture (Midwest Climate Hubs)
2024-04-29 14:00 - 15:00 (America/New_York) | TX
In efforts to understand and advance agricultural practices that promote climate resilience, ag organizations and advisors face several challenges in facilitating the adoption of these practices. Social science research has homed in on these issues, developing nuanced frameworks for exploring these challenges and barriers.
In this webinar, Dr. Laurie Nowatzke, Coordinator of the USDA Midwest ClimateHub in Ames, Iowa, will present two studies related to farmers’ climate perspectives and conservation practice use. The presentation will also include a discussion of two applied projects that harness social science research to advance climate-smart outreach and programming in the Midwest.

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Virtual: CCSI-SARE Fundamentals of Soil Health Series
2024-04-23 10:00 - 15:00, 2024-04-16 10:00 - 12:00, 2024-04-02 10:00 - 12:00 (America/New_York) | TX
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***TO RECEIVE A CERTIFICAT OF COMPLETION FOR THIS TRAINING, ALL 4 SESSIONS (3 VIRTUAL and 1 IN-PERSON) ARE REQUIRED.***
***Registration required by March 25 to allow adequate time for registrants to receive a Cover Crop field guide by mail***
This train-the-trainer event provides a foundation for understanding how cover crops may be incorporated into Midwestern cropping systems, including considerations for changes in nutrient and pest management; as well as understanding cropping systems that can lead to improved soil health. Target audience for this training includes Indiana Conservation Partnership (Indiana NRCS, Purdue Extension, Indiana SWCD, ISDA, IDEM, IDNR, SSCB, Indiana FSA) staff, farmer-mentors, agronomists, and other ag professionals who have not attended Advanced Soil Health / Cover Crops Trainings.

WHEN:

Session 1 – Virtual: Tuesday, April 2 – 10:00AM – 12:00PM Eastern
Optional In-Person: Tuesday, April 9 – 10:00AM – 3:00PM Eastern, West Lafayette
Session 2 – Virtual: Tuesday, April 16 – 10:00AM – 12:00PM Eastern
Session 3 – Virtual: Tuesday, April 23 – 10:00AM – 12:00PM Eastern

TOPICS:

Cover crops – Benefits, selection, and basic identification. Seeding and termination basics. Available resources.
No-till – Equipment basics, adaptive systems management.
Insect pests and beneficials – impacts of soil health systems, pest management considerations.
Weed management – basic weed management considerations, impacts of herbicide carry over on cover crop establishment.

In Person - Byron Seeds Cover Crop Field Day
2024-04-23 08:30 - 17:00 (America/Indiana/Indianapolis) | Byron Seeds, 775 County Rd 350 E, Rockville, IN, 47872, United States
AGENDA:

8:30 Coffee and Donuts
9:00 NRCS Rainfall Simulator
9:30 Cover Crop Plots Tour
12:00 Lunch
1:00 Maximizing your Cover Cro0p Investment – Brendon Blank, Director of Cover Crops, Byron Seeds

This cover crop field day is sponsored by Byron Seeds. Questions? Call Byron Seeds 800-801-3596

In-person: Fundamentals of Soil Health, West Lafayette, IN
2024-04-10 10:00 - 15:00 (America/Indiana/Indianapolis) | 4750 US-52, 4750 US-52, West Lafayette, IN, 47906, United States
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Introductory workshop to soil health and cover crops. Sessions will review cover crop plant identification, insects and soil health management, as well as pesticide use in soil health systems.
Training sessions will be held both indoors and outside for this event.

In-person: CCSI-SARE Fundamentals of Soil Health Series
2024-04-09 10:00 - 12:00 (America/New_York) | TX

MUD is FUN! Open to NE and NW Conservation Partners
2024-04-04 09:00 - 12:30 (America/New_York) | 5493 W 600 N, 5493 W 600 N, Rochester, IN, 46975, United States
Open to NE and NW Conservation Partners, to Learn or Refresh:

Soils terminology
Hands-on experience texturing
Observing soil colors with Munsell chart
Differentiate soil horizons
Determine soil structure

This in-field training will be held rain or shine.
RSVP to Dave Lefforge: 260-273-9423 or dlefforge@isda.in.gov

In-person: Soil Health Field Day, West Lafayette, IN
2024-04-04 08:30 - 17:00 (America/New_York) | Beck Agricultural Center, 4550 US-52, West Lafayette, IN, 47906, United States
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Soil Health Field Day
April 4, 2024
Registration 8:30-9:00 am
Workshop 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Beck Agricultural Center, West Lafayette, IN
Join Purdue University in partnership withCargill RegenConnect® for a soil health field day to:
• NitrogenFate and Dynamics in Sustainably IntensifiedCash Crop Systems
• Regenerativeagriculture and how microbes influence soil carbon sequestration
• Planter Setup for No-Till Plantinginto Cover Crop Biomass
• Roots & Rambles:Unearthing the Secretsof Soil Structure
• Management of Cover Crop Termination
• Understanding the Revised WorkerProtection Standard – What AgEmployers Need to Know.

Farmers, Keep it Growing Series
2024-03-26 17:30 - 20:00 (America/New_York) | TX
FARMERS, KEEP IT GROWING ALL YEAR LONG SERIES
FREE 7-part workshop series.

Learn from farmers who use “season extension” to harvest more food in spring, fall, and winter.
Visit their farms to see how they’re using low tunnels, high tunnels, and caterpillar tunnels to produce more – and earn more money – throughout the year.
Connect with other farmers and learn together.

We’ll cover:
1. What you can grow and harvest in the “shoulder” season (Nov-Mar)
2. How season extension can increase your income, even out your cash flow, and build your business
3. Challenges and things to consider before building
4. What infrastructure and costs are involved
A Combo of Farm Tour Sites and virtual workshops in Southern Indiana
Farm Tour Sites and Topics
-Soil Prep and Fertility: Splinter Ridge Farm (Madison, IN) + Urban Soil Health
-Infrastructure options + Choosing your crops: Lobenstein Farm (St. Leon, IN) + Natural Resources Conservation Service
-Tools: Wild Pansy Farm (Crothersville, IN)
Virtual Presentation Topics
-Making a planting plan + succession timing (High Mowing Seeds)
-Airflow, managing moisture, etc (Nifty Hoops)
-Daily management (Unvarnished Farm)
-Finding profit (Partners IN Food and Farming)
– Finding buyers (Food and Growers Association)
Dates/Locations:
August 29th, Lobenstein Farm–St. Leon, IN 5:30-8pm|
September 19th, Splinter Ridge Farm–Vevay, IN 5:30-8pm
October 24th, zoom webinar–6-8pm
November 14th, zoom webinar–6-8pm
December–no class (optional one-on-one meetings with hosts)
January 23rd, zoom webinar–6-8pm
February 20, zoom webinar–6-8pm
March 26th, Wild Pansy Farm–Crothersville, IN 5:30-8pm
We start in August–RSVP today
Sign up (it’s free!) at https://www.indianafarming.org/events/keep-it-growing
Attend at least 5 workshops and you’ll be entered to win prizes from High Mowing Seeds, Nifty Hoops, and others.

Virtual: Getting the Most Out of Cover Crops – Lessons Learned from Delayed Termination Strategies Such as Planting Green and Roller Crimping on NJ Farms
2024-03-21 13:30 - 14:30 (America/New_York) | TX
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Join USDA-NRCS for this webinar during which they will discuss what has worked and what hasn’t from New Jersey farmer perspectives as they trialed extending their cover crop growing season and managing bigger cover crop biomass.
North Jersey RC&D was funded through a Conservation Innovation Grant to work with farmers to increase the length of growing time of cover crops and manage the covers through roller crimping, planting green, and grazing. These strategies aimed to maximize soil cover, biodiversity, and the presence of living roots in annual crop systems, ultimately increasing the agronomic and economic value of cover crops to agricultural producers. Hear outcomes including paired study results, farmer testimonials, and case studies. NRCS New Jersey will also discuss the development of a planting green scenario which is available for cost share payments to farmers.

This webinar is presented by USDA NRCS Science and Technology. Contact Jennifer Ryan, Science & Technology Training Library content manager, for more information about this webinar.

Advanced Soil Health: Alternative Crop Nutrition Sources and Bio-Stimulants
2024-03-20 10:00 - 16:00 (America/New_York) | Coastal Research and Education Center, 2700 Savannah Highway, Charleston, SC, 29414, United States
This workshop will cover alternative sources of nutrition for crops. Learn about a wide range of alternative “solutions” coming on the market in response to increased costs of NPK (nitrogen/phosphorus/potassium) fertilizer inputs. The day includes discussion of research from University of Illinois and Clemson University, as well as efforts to create soil stimulants based on algae being produced in South Carolina.
The workshop will include a presentation from an algae-producing facility on Kiawah Island and a special guest speaker from the University of Illinois.
Prerequisite Knowledge: None

A Field Day Devoted to Keeping Soils Healthy, Greentown, IN
2024-03-20 09:00 - 14:30 (America/New_York) | 3783 S 1250 E, 3783 S 1250 E, Greentown, IN, 46936, United States
Register here.
Howard and Tipton County Cover Crop Field Day
March 20, 2024, 9:00 am – 2:30 pm
3783 S 1250 E, Greentown, IN 46936

In-Person: SoilCon, Syracuse, IN
2024-03-20 08:00 - 16:00 (America/New_York) | Oakwood Event Center, 849 E Lake View Rd, Syracuse, IN, 46567, United States
Watch for more details and registration info!
Speakers:

Dr. David Montgomery and Dr. Anne Biklé, Dig2Grow: Reverse Past Soil Degradation
David and Anne will speak to the plight of soil since the dawn of agriculture, why we need to change the practice of farming, and how particular farming methods can reverse past soil degradation
Dr. Elaine Ingham, Soil Biology Professor and Consultant: Ecosystem Restoration
Dr. Elaine’s Soil Food Web Approach has been used to successfully restore the ecological functions of soils on six continents. She will speak to the services that our ecosystems offer us and how they work. Targeting the soil biome and how to restore it, along with increasing biodiversity on your site.
Dr. Christian Krupke, Professor of Entomology, Purdue University: Pest Management Costs and Benefits
Dr. Krupke will speak to the research measuring the pest management benefits and potential costs associated with various approaches associated in corn and soybeans – neonicotinoid treatments.

Virtual: Regeneratively Grown Seed
2024-03-19 13:00 - 14:00 (America/New_York) | TX
Regeneratively Grown Seed
Join John Kempf and Keith Berns on Tuesday, March 19th at 12:00pm CT to discuss seeds, where they come from and why it matters.
Instinctively, we know that when a seed germinates quickly, producing a healthy, dark green seedling, that plant is off to a good start and will likely produce a high yielding crop. On the flip side, we get a sinking feeling when germination is slower than anticipated, followed by the emergence of a pale, weak seedling. The difference in these two outcomes can greatly influence the economic viability of a crop.
What are the conditions that create a robust seed, equipped with the nutrition it needs to grow with vigor? How greatly does the health of the parent plants and microbial diversity of the soils in which it’s grown impact the seed produced? What can you do as a grower to provide nutrition for your seeds before they go into the ground and how can you ensure the seed you purchase is of high quality?
We’ll be diving into this very topic with John Kempf on March 19th to kick-off our Regeneratively Grown Seed Webinar Series. Following our talk with John, we’ll be interviewing four of our cover crop seed growers over the coming weeks to learn more about how Green Cover seed is grown, who is growing it and how we ensure the highest quality seed for our customers.
Looking to do some study prep? Read John Kempf’s Seeds and Seedlings with Speed article in preparation for the webinar and bring your questions for Q&A!

Register for the Webinar

Soil Fertility Workshop
2024-03-16 10:00 - 12:00 (America/New_York) | Eartha’s Farm & Market, 4850 Moncrief Rd, Jacksonville, FL, 32209, United States
Learn about the risks associated with soil nutrient imbalance and soil fertility loss while highlighting the role of soil fertility in producing sufficient, safe, and more nourishing food for healthier plants, animals, and people.
Eartha’s Farm & Market is partnering with Soil Life Organics to help you learn more about sustainable agriculture. We are dedicated to helping people optimize their soil conditions to get the best results from what they are growing whether it be food crops, turf, or landscaping.
Allen Skinner will be the facilitator. He is the founder of Soil Life Organics and has over 13 years of experience in soil health analysis with a focus on soil biology. Allen has been certified as a Soil Food Web Consultant by Dr. Elaine Ingham.
This workshop is for farmers, landscapers, gardeners, and homesteaders! Join us to get everything you need to know about Florida soil.

Finding Fairness in Farming Transition Workshop
2024-03-16 08:30 - 14:00 (America/New_York) | Huntington University, Habecker Dining Commons, 502 Lake Street, Huntington, IN, 46750, United States
We are excited to welcome Elaine Froese, Canada’s Farm Whisper for her famous one-day workshop: Finding Fairness in Farm Transition. Through this workshop, Elaine will give attendees tips and pointers for successfully working through the ‘undiscussable’. Elaine is the go-to expert for farm families who want better communication and conflict resolution to secure farm transition. She will not give tax advice as Elaine is not an accountant.
For over 25 years, Elaine has been working with families to work together in harmony and prepare the farm for the next generation. As a farmer herself, a mother to the successor of her farm, she understands the culture of agriculture like the back of her hand. As a professional speaker, it’s her passion to share simple, practical and actionable tools with farm families so they can talk about tough issues and get traction in their farm transition. Elaine states, “I’m on a mission to guide farm families to get unstuck and communicate better so they can be rich in relationships.” For more info, see Elaine’s website at www.elainefroese.com. This workshop is hosted by Huntington, Grant, Wabash and Wells County Soil & Water Conservation Districts.
Seats are limited.

Virtual: Equipment Considerations in Cover Crop Systems
2024-03-14 12:30 - 13:30, 2024-03-07 12:30 - 13:30 (America/New_York) | TX
Join Farmers for Soil Health for a weekly webinarseries, “Equipment Considerations in Cover Crop Systems,” runningFebruary 15th through March 14th. The series will start with a moderateddiscussion featuring leading experts, followed by weekly webinars withexperienced farmers sharing their unique methods for successful cash cropplanting and equipment setups post-cover crop. Don’t miss this opportunity toask questions and gain valuable insights for your operation! Register here: https://farmersforsoilhealth.com/equipment-considerations-in-cover-crop-systems/

Soil Health in Practice for Grazing and Vegetables
2024-03-14 09:30 - 14:30 (America/New_York) | Augusta Road Ruritan Club, 7788 Augusta Road, Piedmont, SC, 29673, United States
Learn soil health principles and dig deeper into the practices that increase soil health for both grazing and growing. Learn about four experiments that you can do on your own farm to determine soil health and bring home testing tools! Tour Pecan Dale Farmstead to see their regenerative grazing program and Farm in the Wildwood to learn about their intensive soil health-focused market farming that includes a farm stand, agritourism, high tunnel, cover crops, intercropping, CSA, and restaurant sales.
Prerequisite Knowledge: None

Going Green for Ag - March 14th
2024-03-14 08:30 - 14:30 (America/New_York) | Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, 10653 N 550 W, Decatur, IN, 46733, United States
Northeast Indiana Farmer Forum with speakers Barry Fisher and Rodney Rulon including small round table discussions. Learn more about the latest in cover crops and what new incentives will be available. For registration and agenda details follow this link: https://allenswcd.org/?s=Go+Green

LandWise Workshop, Montgomery, Indiana
2024-03-13 08:30 - 15:30 (America/New_York) | Daviess County Produce Auction, 5667 900 E, Montgomery, IN, 47558, United States
Elevate your sustainable farming practices by learning from statewide experts. Tailored for farmers cultivating row crops, specialty crops, and livestock. This event serves as a step in the journey toward water and land stewardship on your farm.
Speakers include Elam Fischer, Byron Seeds and Dan Perkins, Good Earth Farm.
Topics include Interactive Soil Health Demos; Cover Crop Benefits; Sustainable Amendments; Market System Weed Control; Small Ruminant Systems / Fencing Solutions. Private Applicator / CCH Credits will be available.
Lunch will be provided, but registration is required. To RSVP or arrange for accommodations to attend contact Purdue Extension, Daviess County by March 4, 2024 @ 812-265-8668.

2024 Grazing Conference, Springfield, IL
2024-03-12 12:00 - 2024-03-13 17:00 (America/New_York) | Northfield Inn, Suites & Conference Center, 3280 Northfield Dr, Springfield, IL, 62702, United States
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Join us for ILGLC’s Inaugural Grazing Conference!

March 12 & 13, 2024
Northfield Inn, Suites & Conference Center 3280 Northfield Dr, Springfield, IL
This is a must-attend event for graziers, farmers, lenders, landowners, extension and government personnel, educators, processors, conservationists, and all others interested in the economics and profitability of land use in the next generation!
Throughout this two-day conference, attendees will hear from experts and producers on the principles of improved grazing management, financial opportunities for transitioning to grazing, discussions on agriculture lending, farmland access, meat marketing local processing, and so much more!

Virtual: National Cover Crop Summit
2024-03-12 08:00 - 2024-03-14 17:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | TX
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Since 2019, thousands of people from around the world have attended the online National Cover Crop Summit to discover proven, practical strategies in use by foremost cover crop experts.
The National Cover Crop Summit returns March 12-14, 2024, with another can’t-miss lineup of today’s most successful cover cropper adopters, researchers, and agronomists sharing their best seeding strategies, grazing and feeding tips, variety selection secrets, and more.
Sign up today to attend this 100% FREE ONLINE EVENT. Requiring no travel expense or time away from the office or farm, you will be able to participate from the comfort of your own office through a series of free online presentation videos delivering practical tips and information on managing cover crops to improve soil health, protect the environment and enhance on-farm profitability. Sign up for free today!

Conservation Tillage and Technology Conference, Ada, OH
2024-03-12 08:00 - 2024-03-13 17:00 (America/New_York) | Dial-Roberson Stadium, 525 S Main St, Ada, OH, 45810, United States
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Would you like to listen and learn from a farmer who has a yield of 206 bu/acre? Maybe. What if the farmer had 206 bu/acre yield with SOYBEANS? Alex Harrell, of southwest Georgia, will be one of our main speakers. Alex treated his seed with Brandt SeedZone Zn, planted a population of 85,000 in 30” rows, strip-tilled into a cover crop. (Brandt is sponsoring Alex Harrell). Shawn Conley, Extension Soybean Specialist, U. of Wisconsin, will return and be paired with Alex Harrell and Laura Lindsey, OSU Extension, during the Agronomic Crop Management session after lunch, Tuesday. Shawn Conley is always one of our most popular speakers.
Paul Jasa, Extension Ag. Engineer, U. of Nebraska, will return to CTTC as another one of our main speakers. He will speak on Wednesday in the session on Soil Health, No-till and Cover Crops, and probably in another session. Barry Fisher, a soil health expert, will also speak during that session.
Marion Calmer (Calmer Corn Heads) is a major sponsor again.
One or two more main speakers will be announced soon, including one sponsored by Pioneer.
The opening General Session will start at 8:30, March 12. Master Farmer Awards and the Ohio CCA of the Year will be announced.
All four concurrent sessions will begin at 10:00 a.m. The Tuesday sessions include: Soil Health, Cover Crops and No-till; Nutrient Management; Agronomic Crop Management; and Precision Ag & Technology.
The four sessions on Wednesday will begin at 8:30, and end about 4:30. Sessions include: Soil Health, Cover Crops and No-till; Crop Management; Water Quality; and Carbon Management. (Session topics and details may change.)
Take advantage of the opportunity to discuss one-on-one with speakers, exhibitors, sponsors, and other participants. Bring a friend and/or family members.
Registration
Registration will be a flat rate $100. (On-site registration will be $150.) Registration will include access to all recorded presentations from about April 15 to July 1, including CCA credits.

Public Farm Tour
2024-03-10 13:30 - 14:30 (America/Los_Angeles) | Singing Frogs Farm, 1301 Ferguson Road, Sebastopol, CA, 95472, United States
These informative, inspiring tours will reveal the intricate web of life created on our multi-award-winning biodiverse farm. Discover our techniques and dedication to soil and watershed management while creating abundant wildlife habitat that produces food for Humans!
Tours are 1 hour long
These tours are for our community members and customers who want to connect with their food and learn about growing in concert with, rather than negatively impacting our ecosystem.
This is not a how-to farm workshop. By all means, come with your questions and as there is time we will answer but the focus is to connect those who eat our produce with their farm and to educate. If you want a workshop, please check out our farm workshops.
