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SUMMARY:Raising and Grazing Goats Academy
DESCRIPTION:Raising and Grazing Goats Academy Will Highlight Using Goats as a Land Management Tool!Goats are nature’s solution to woody plants and undesired vegetation. The last thing that a goat wants to eat is grass! This makes the goat a perfect answer for all of the plants that ranchers struggle with to control; that the cows and sheep don’t like. This plant material is perfect for a group of goats. In addition to solving the invasive species problem an added bonus is the crop of goat kids as a revenue stream for the producer. The weaned kids can be saved as replacement animals\, used for a rent-a-goat land management service or sold for income.Any producer considering raising goats should plan to attend one of these two-day grazing schools\, to be offered June 1-2\, June 8-9\, or June 29-30\, 2026. These two-day schools will be held at the SAVE Farm\, 9680 N 52nd St. Riley\, KS. Registration starts at 9:00 a.m. with Class from 9:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.There is no cost to attend this grazing school. Lunch will be provided and attendees will be given a 3-ring binder resource guide with information and room to compile and store the business records for the goat business. Pre-registration is needed for planning lunch and handouts. Please provide complete name\, mailing address\, email\, phone number for everyone that is attending. Please pre-register using the QR Code or with Mary Howell\, mary@kglc.org or call/text 785-562-8726.Instructors for this school are Mary Powell and Lora Frick. Both ladies have raised goats their entire lives and have great information to share with everyone in attendance.Topics to be presented are:Day 1 (Mondays) – Selecting the right goat\, animal science of goats 101\, breeding\, kidding\, and herd health. Some hands-on care of goats will be included.Day 2 (Tuesdays) – Making goats a business\, accounting\, budgeting\, marketing\, goat rental\, fencing and using the goats to help manage the land including invasive speciesFor information or questions contact: Mary Howell\, mary@kglc.org or call/text 785-562-8726.This great introductory level goat grazing school is made possible by a grant from USDA-NRCS. Partners collaborating with this effort are: Kansas Grazing Lands Coalition\, National Grazing Lands Coalition\, SAVE Farm and Kansas Soil Health Alliance.
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LOCATION:The SAVE Farm\, 9680 N 52nd St\, Riley\, Kansas\, 66531\, United States
CATEGORIES:Northcentral Kansas,Northeast Kansas
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SUMMARY:Central Plains Drinking Water Quality and Rural Health Symposium
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a one-day interdisciplinary symposium bringing together researchers\, health professionals\, rural health advocates\, policymakers\, and community leaders from Kansas\, Nebraska\, Iowa\, Missouri\, and Oklahoma to explore the critical intersection of water quality and rural health. \n\n\n\nClean water is fundamental to health\, yet many rural communities face unique challenges in maintaining and accessing safe water. This symposium will provide a platform to share relevant issues in the Central Plains states\, identify data gaps\, foster cross-disciplinary communication\, and develop actionable strategies for improving water quality and public health outcomes in rural settings. \n\n\n\nThis one-day event will take place on June 2\, 2026 at the brand-new University of Kansas Conference Center located in Lawrence\, KS. The event will feature talks by speakers from each state addressing state-specific issues and ongoing research initiatives and breakout discussions on a variety of water and health topics.
URL:https://kssoilhealth.org/event/central-plains-drinking-water-quality-and-rural-health-symposium/
LOCATION:University of Kansas Conference Center\, 815 Fambrough Drive\, Lawrence\, Kansas\, 66045\, United States
CATEGORIES:Northeast Kansas
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