Hendricks County 4-H Fairgrounds and Conference Complex,
1900 E Main Street
Danville, IN
United States
The 2018 conference in Danville, Indiana begins with a series of daylong workshops on March 1. Topics include on-farm fresh produce food safety, regenerative farming with livestock and agroforestry, farm viability and financial management, and a four season farm tour. Read More
The 2018 Wisconsin Cover Crop Conference will take place on February 27 (9am-5pm) at the Holiday Inn in Steven’s Point. This will be a statewide conference geared toward helping Wisconsin farmers use cover crops more effectively. Many of the presenters will be Wisconsin grain and livestock farmers speaking from experience about what has worked and hasn’t worked in their Wisconsin cropping systems. Barry Fischer, Indiana NRCS Soil Health Specialist and renowned cover crop expert, will be the keynote for the event.
This show is completely filled with 860 exhibitors, making it the country’s largest indoor farm show. Nearly every major line of farming equipment will be on display allowing attendees to compare products side by side. The most innovative technology and new product launches are available to agribusiness professionals, as well as alternative energy information and solutions to the challenges facing today’s agribusiness industry.
The Farming for the Future Conference is PASA’s featured event, held this year February 7-10. We seek to gather a diverse audience from the sustainable food system including farmers, educators, processors, advocates, and eaters!
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