MNGLCA Roots and Rotation: Integrating Soil Health Principles into Grazing Practices
Join us for an interactive workshop focused on soil health practices and regenerative grazing management strategies. Learn how to improve your practice with insights from the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) and see the impact firsthand through a live rainfall simulator, and other soil health demonstrations. Discover how to implement effective grazing infrastructure, like fencing and watering systems, to improve land productivity and increase profitability. This workshop is designed for producers looking to improve their operations while conserving natural resources. Don’t miss this opportunity to network and gain practical knowledge for regenerative land management!
CLICK HERE to learn more and register today!
AgNext & Colorado Cattlemen's Association Grazing Workshop
Get ready for a hands-on Grazing Workshop hosted by AgNext-CSU and Colorado Cattlemen's Association. CLICK HERE to learn more and register today!
MNGLCA Roots and Rotation: Integrating Soil Health Principles into Grazing Practices
Join us for an interactive workshop focused on soil health practices and regenerative grazing management strategies. Learn how to improve your practice with insights from the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) and see the impact firsthand through a live rainfall simulator, and other soil health demonstrations. Discover how to implement effective grazing infrastructure, like fencing and watering systems, to improve land productivity and increase profitability. This workshop is designed for producers looking to improve their operations while conserving natural resources. Don’t miss this opportunity to network and gain practical knowledge for regenerative land management!
CLICK HERE to learn more and register today!
MNGLCA Roots and Rotation: Integrating Soil Health Principles into Grazing Practices
Join us for an interactive workshop focused on soil health practices and regenerative grazing management strategies. Learn how to improve your practice with insights from the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) and see the impact firsthand through a live rainfall simulator, and other soil health demonstrations. Discover how to implement effective grazing infrastructure, like fencing and watering systems, to improve land productivity and increase profitability. This workshop is designed for producers looking to improve their operations while conserving natural resources. Don’t miss this opportunity to network and gain practical knowledge for regenerative land management!
CLICK HERE to learn more and register today!
Ready, Set, Graze!
"Ready, Set, Graze - Come prepared to discuss problems and solutions with improving grazing management and handling livestock. Everything is connected,- improving land, grazing, finances, and building a better future for your family. OKGLC wants you to be successful."
Wayne Knight is a Holistic Management educator who ranched with his family in South Africa. He brings experience managing major droughts and working with wildlife. Wayne is the Executive Director of Holistic Management International.
Dawn Hnatow, owner and founder of Cattle Up Stockmanship, was born into a ranching family in Canada. She has worked with livestock her entire life and spent numerous years under the mentorship of Bud Williams. Their many years together forever changed the trajectory of her life and she now spends her time passing on the wealth of knowledge she gained during those countless experiences.
Register here!
MNGLCA Roots and Rotation: Integrating Soil Health Principles into Grazing Practices
Join us for an interactive workshop focused on soil health practices and regenerative grazing management strategies. Learn how to improve your practice with insights from the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) and see the impact firsthand through a live rainfall simulator, and other soil health demonstrations. Discover how to implement effective grazing infrastructure, like fencing and watering systems, to improve land productivity and increase profitability. This workshop is designed for producers looking to improve their operations while conserving natural resources. Don’t miss this opportunity to network and gain practical knowledge for regenerative land management!
CLICK HERE to learn more and register today!
MNGLCA Roots and Rotation: Integrating Soil Health Principles into Grazing Practices
Join us for an interactive workshop focused on soil health practices and regenerative grazing management strategies. Learn how to improve your practice with insights from the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) and see the impact firsthand through a live rainfall simulator, and other soil health demonstrations. Discover how to implement effective grazing infrastructure, like fencing and watering systems, to improve land productivity and increase profitability. This workshop is designed for producers looking to improve their operations while conserving natural resources. Don’t miss this opportunity to network and gain practical knowledge for regenerative land management!
CLICK HERE to learn more and register today!
MNGLCA Roots and Rotation: Integrating Soil Health Principles into Grazing Practices
Join us for an interactive workshop focused on soil health practices and regenerative grazing management strategies. Learn how to improve your practice with insights from the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) and see the impact firsthand through a live rainfall simulator, and other soil health demonstrations. Discover how to implement effective grazing infrastructure, like fencing and watering systems, to improve land productivity and increase profitability. This workshop is designed for producers looking to improve their operations while conserving natural resources. Don’t miss this opportunity to network and gain practical knowledge for regenerative land management!
CLICK HERE to learn more and register today!
To Work With Livestock for Improved Ranch Outcome
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No Hay Field Day
Hosted by Oklahoma Grazing Lands Coalition:
How we plan and manage high-density grazing in northern Oklahoma to avoid hay feeding, triple our stocking rate and improve soil health.
Register here by March 29!
Webinar with Elaine Froese - Dealing With Entitled Siblings
Join this session from the comfort of your own home!
Few dynamics are harder to manage on the family farm than an entitled sibling! While it’s not easily discussed openly in a constructive manner among farm families, Elaine Froese, farm family coach of 30+ years, certainly hears about it more and more about the conflicts caused by entitled siblings.
CLICK HERE for session details and to secure your spot!
If you would like to learn more about Elaine be sure to check out her website, elainefroese.com!
Event funding funding is provided by the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation through the Conservation Partners Program
TXGLC Cross Timbers Coalition Spring Meeting
CLICK HERE to learn more and register today!
AGLC Grazing School
Join the Arkansas Grazing Coalition for a dive deep into setting up and operating a managed grazing program. With a focus on pasture, fencing, and water layouts, you will learn to budget for annual forage and apply pasture allocation techniques. Designed to benefit both the novice and experienced grazer.
Register here.
Women in Agriculture Leadership Conference
Join WALC 2025!
The NMF&LB Women's Leadership Program, along with partners across the agricultural sector, are proud to host the 2025 Women in Agriculture Leadership Conference (WALC) from April 30-May 2, 2025, at the Inn of the Mountain Gods located in Ruidoso, NM. The 2025 theme is Tighten Your Cinch: Preparing for the Future.
This year marks the 22nd anniversary of WALC and its impact on women in agriculture. Over 250 women from across New Mexico are expected to come together for networking, to develop their leadership skills, and become better prepared to succeed in today’s environment. They will also attend a great tour and hear top-notch entertainment.
CLICK HERE to learn more and register today!
America's Grasslands Conference
America’s Grasslands Conference co-hosted with Nebraska Grazing Lands Coalition and the University of Nebraska, Lincoln - Center for Grassland Studies. Please save the date of June 24-26, 2025! Registration for the conference will open later this year and please also look out for a call for presentations soon. If you are curious about the conference, you can find the program and proceedings from previous grasslands conferences at https://www.nwf.org/grasslandsconference
The proceedings of the 2023 America’s Grasslands Conference: Reconnecting America’s Grasslands are now available here. The 2023 conference served as an opportunity to reconnect grasslands conservation stakeholders including producers, researchers, educators, and others through three days of talks, discussion sessions, field trips and more after not being able to meet in person for four years.
2025 Grazing Expo
A conference hosted by the Montana Grazing Lands in partnership with Wyoming Grazing Lands Coalition designed to empower land managers with new, innovative solutions while highlighting the west-wide impact of sound grazing lands stewardship.
CLICK HERE for more information and to register today!
Graze on Over: The Power of Partnerships & Private Opportunities for Producers
Tune in to this informative webinar to learn more about the power of private partnership opportunities. Hear from Bill Fox, NatGLC Central Region Manager, as he provides an overview of the partnerships both NatGLC and our state coalitions have been working with. Bill will also delve into the Legacy Landscapes partnership specifically, and provide more context around what technical support and tools participants will receive with AgriWebb. There will also be a time for Q&A at the end!
If you can’t attend the webinar live on the 19th, but are interested in the topic, still fill out a registration. A recording of the webinar will be emailed to all registrants following the event.
Click here to register!
Managing Your Green: A Farm Series for Graziers
Session 6, online only! Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81973017616
Illinois Grazing Conference: Maximizing Every Acre with Managed Grazing
The ILGLC Grazing Conference offers a unique opportunity for producers to gain practical knowledge, see how grazing systems can improve farm profitability, and address challenges like fencing, water systems, and rotational grazing. Whether you’re raising cattle, sheep, goats, or other livestock, the conference provides insights and resources to enhance your operation’s productivity and sustainability.
This two-day, must-attend event is for graziers, farmers, lenders, landowners, extension and government personnel, educators, processors, conservationists, and anyone interested in the future of land-use economics and profitability. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to learn and connect with others across the Illinois agriculture community!
Click here to visit the event link.
Conference Highlights:
Expert and peer-led sessions on grazing management strategies, soil health improvement, integrating livestock into crop systems, and the financial benefits of grazing.
Keynote Speakers: Brian Dougherty and Luke Jones, Understanding Ag.
A diverse exhibitor hall featuring innovative products and services to support grazing operations.
Opportunities to connect with peers and industry leaders passionate about regenerative grazing practices.
Master Grazier Award Ceremony
AgriSummit
Thursday, March 6th: Afternoon farm, ranch, and agritourism tour, and happy hour.
Friday, March 7th: Full conference day at the Salida Steam Plant Event Center, including a welcome address, breakout sessions on a variety of production, agritourism, and community interest topics, a local foods lunch, a keynote address, and a Community Open House and Seed Swap. From 3:30-5:00pm.
We look forward to offering this opportunity to network, discuss, and learn about agritourism, agriculture, and local food. All are welcome, and we encourage community members to attend — we hope you’ll join us!
To learn more, click here.
Kidding/Lambing & Pasture Management Field Day
Come join a fun day of learning about kidding/lambing and pasture management!
CLICK HERE to register today.
Southeast PA Graziers Conference
BUILDING COMMUNITY WITH STEWARDSHIP
The conference planning committee believes that even after 30 years, we still need more vision for Building Community Stewardship on grass-based farms. Just what is that? In this 32nd Annual Southeast PA Grazing Conference, we have speakers interested in promoting grass and how to capitalize on its myriad advantages. All our speakers have experience working on grass-based farms and were chosen for their ability to help you enjoy every aspect of turning grass into something healthy, useful, and saleable. So take advantage of this opportunity to learn from people with first-hand experience in giving these humble plants and the critters above and below ground who benefit from it a fair shake.
CLICK HERE to learn more!
Landcaster Co. Grazing Conference Travel & Lodging Communications Hotline is a voicemail system that is set up to help you coordinate your own travel and lodging options.
(717) 826-6389
Contact Roman at (717) 278-1070
9th Annual Pro-Grassive Grass Fed Dairy Grazing Conference
The Pro-Grassive Grazing Conference is an educational day for 100% grass fed dairy that will cover: maximizing pasture utilization and building soil fertility through grazing management, maintaining a healthy herd and producing wholesome, nutrient dense dairy products, and bringing economic proficiency to the family farm.
Speakers include Ron Holter, Steven Weaver, Sarah Flack, Troy Bishopp, Russ Wilson, Mahlon Hurst, and David Yoder
Pre-registration is $45 for the first person, and $20 for additional persons from the same farm. Children 12 and under are free. Organic lunch included. Pre-registration must be postmarked by February 7.
Mail registration with check to: Pro-grassive, 492 Marshville Rd, Canajoharie, NY 13317
Conference rate is $60 at the door.
For more information, CLICK HERE or call 518-709-6335.
Holding Our Ground
Southern Rocky Mountain Agriculture Conference
HOLDING OUR GROUND | Securing the future of our water, land, businesses and families
The Southern Rocky Mountain Agriculture Conference and Trade Fair at the Ski Hi Complex!
Vendor & Sponsor Registration is now OPEN!
To learn more and register today, CLICK HERE.
Roots of Renewal
Connect with farmers, ranchers, and experts in soil health, crops, livestock, and water management.
The Forum is for anyone with an interest in the future of agriculture. Whether you’re looking to improve on or innovate existing practices, the Forum has resources and networking opportunities for you.
Purchase today for keynote presentations and workshops from Jeanne Carver and Nicole Masters, and so much more! Early bird pricing available until Jan. 5, 2025.
REGISTER HERE TODAY!
Para asistencia en español, llame Maria Suarez 970-275-8158
Soil Mapping Tools for Small Acreages Webinar
Join us and NRCS soil scientists to explore the many uses of web soil survey to make land management decisions. From choosing the best place to compost, build a barn, fence or selecting native plants for your pastures. Web soil survey can help you visualize your land’s potential.
Questions? Email kmelgar@colostate.edu
Register HERE!
GrassWorks Grazing Conference
The GrassWorks Grazing Conference is an unparalleled opportunity for networking, learning, and exploring the latest in grazing practices. Gathering hundreds of graziers, researchers, and professionals, this annual event features over 30 sessions led by experts, offering insights into a wide range of grazing topics. From improving soil health and water quality to supporting graziers’ livelihoods, attendees engage with innovative ideas and practical solutions. With a vibrant community and a wide range of exhibitors, the conference serves as a hub for growth and connection in the grazing world.
All attendees may reserve hotel rooms at Chula Vista Resort under the room block K22851 while rooms are available. Reservation block will be released after January 15, 2025. Call 855-990-0204 to reserve your rooms. You cannot reserve a hotel room under the room block via their online reservation system.
For more information, click here.
Pastured Poultry Conference
2025 Pastured Poultry Conference will feature three days of workshops for all experience levels.
We'll feature JP Dinnell from Echelon Front as our Keynote Speaker.
This testimonial captures the experience:
[We’d get] more involved with APPPA earlier by meeting more people and making more contacts. Over the past couple years, we've gotten more involved, and the contacts we have met [at the conference] have benefited us throughout the year by being able to pick up the phone. We’re getting advice from people who have been there done that, and that has really been great for our business and has projected us to a whole new level. --Josh Morrison, Earnest Roots Farm.
First Ever Bale Grazing Winter Pasture Walk
Have you heard about or seen bale grazing and wondered if it would work for you?
Do you want to learn the nuances and logistical context for implementing this regenerative practice?
Are you interested in seeing the impacts of bale grazing on land and animals from a practicing farmer?
Do you need some fresh air, a bowl of chili and to network with other beef farmers in the snow (or possibly mud)?
If you answered Yes to any of these questions, The Northeast Region National Grazing Lands Coalition, the Cornell Cooperative Extension SCNY Dairy & Field Crops Team, and Angus Glen Farm are teaming up to showcase the First-ever Bale Grazing Winter Pasture Walk!
You'll see beef cattle grazing round bales strategically fed on pasture and silvopastures to improve pasture quality and productivity.
You'll see the realities of efficient winter feeding on pasture, while protecting soils and prioritizing animals welfare and performance.
You'll see demos of the "right tools for the job" including freeze-resistant water systems and "living barns"
You'll hear different perspectives on hay "waste" and its contributions to pasture improvement.
You'll see if this is a practice that makes sense for your farm (we think it will!)
The morning program will be a hardy, farm, dress accordingly, winter weather event followed by a light lunch and conversation. Space is limited for this workshop so first come-first serve. There is no cost for the event, but pre-registration is required!
Please register ahead of time to help us plan at this link: https://scnydfc.cce.cornell.edu/event_preregistration_new.php?id=2489 In the case of cancellation due to "extreme winter weather" (think: road closings and emergency weather declarations) a cancellation email will be sent to those who have registered by 7 pm Friday, January 10th.
Questions can be directed to Betsy Hicks at bjh246@cornell.edu or Troy Bishopp at (315) 749-4528
This workshop is part of a National USDA-NRCS CIG Grant by the University of Kentucky Research Foundation entitled: Bale Grazing: A Practical, Low-Cost, and Environmentally-Sound Management Strategy to Winter Beef Cattle. The project partner states are Kentucky, New York, North Carolina, Virginia and West Virginia. You can learn more by visiting https://news.ca.uky.edu/article/usda-innovation-grant-bale-grazing-study-yielding-positive-results-kentucky
