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Western Farm Show
Hundreds of Exhibitors, The Latest in Farm & Ranch Technology, Acres of Things to Do & See, and More!!
1 event,
Burn Plan Writing Workshop– Rescheduled from Feb. 12 & Feb. 18 due to weather
Burn Plan Writing Workshop– Rescheduled from Feb. 12 & Feb. 18 due to weather
Enhance your land management skills with expert insights and hands-on experience in prescribed burn plan writing. Don't miss this interactive and practical workshop where you'll gain the tools and confidence to implement effective burning strategies.
1 event,
Farmers Meeting (VIRTUAL)
Farmers Meeting (VIRTUAL)
Learn how to join the National Sorghum Producers (NSP) with expert insights from Ms. Williams of NSP
4 events,
Conservation Local Work Group Meeting
Conservation Local Work Group Meeting
Jetmore Management Unit: Hodgeman, Ness, and Lane County farmers, landowners, contractors, conservation partners and other members of the community discuss the natural resource needs for the county.
Prescribed Burning Workshop
Prescribed Burning Workshop
Topics include: Reasons to Burn, Burn Plans, Burning for Wildlife, Equipment & Crew Needed, Regulations & Permits, etc.
Winter Workshop: Entomology Double Feature
Winter Workshop: Entomology Double Feature
Tom Dykstra specializes in the study of insects and as director of Dykstra Laboratories, he has been able to conduct his studies for nearly 30 years. This workshop will include a double feature of presentations with one in the morning and one in the afternoon.
6 events,
Conservation Local Work Group Meeting
Conservation Local Work Group Meeting
Join us for our upcoming local Work Group Meeting where producers can come together to discuss resource concerns in our counties.
Manhattan Management Unit Local Work Group Meeting
Manhattan Management Unit Local Work Group Meeting
The purpose of this meeting is to gather and make recommendations to the Natural Resource Conservation Service (NRCS) State Conservationist, as well as other state and local leaders, related to addressing natural resource concerns identified at the local level. Topics to be covered at the meeting include: a review of a resource assessment completed by…
Kansas Soil Health Partnership Forum (VIRTUAL)
Kansas Soil Health Partnership Forum (VIRTUAL)
The topic for the first webinar of 2025 in this monthly series is, "A Historical View & A Look Forward at Conservation in Kansas." The speaker this month will be Gretchen Sassenrath, K-State University Crop Production Agronomist The Kansas Soil Health Partnership Forum is a monthly one-hour webinar hosted by the Kansas Soil Health Alliance…
1 event,
Spring Fertility Planning for Corn and Soy with Russell Hedrick (VIRTUAL)
Spring Fertility Planning for Corn and Soy with Russell Hedrick (VIRTUAL)
Join us for this two hour webinar to discuss spring fertility planning for corn and soy with Russell Hedrick. Russell will dive into soil fertility, product application and placement, and planning for foliar applications through the season.
1 event,
Backyard Food Forest Design Workshop
Backyard Food Forest Design Workshop
If you have ever wanted to learn how to create a backyard food forest, this is the workshop for you! You will learn how to choose plants that will work together, how to create a healthy soil for them, and strategies to help your food forest thrive.
1 event,
2025 Commodity Classic
America's Largest Farmer-Led, Farmer-Focused Agricultural & Educational Experience! The theme this year is "Elevating Excellence in Agriculture." We have dozens of educational sessions, a sold out trade show floor, and lots of exciting new opportunities.
1 event,
4 events,
Business of Grazing
Business of Grazing teaches you how to manage your grazing lands by: calculating gross margins and identifying profitable ventures to scale while phasing out underperforming areas; understanding cost-benefit analysis of key investments like water and fencing through real-life case studies; creating detailed grazing plans to guide daily operations, support business goals and seize opportunities
Conservation Local Work Group Meeting
Conservation Local Work Group Meeting
Agricultural producers, organizations, and agencies interested in natural resources from Harvey, Sedgwick and Sumner Counties are invited to come together for a casual conversation about conservation programs and outreach efforts.
Flint Hills Burn Workshop
Flint Hills Burn Workshop
Save the Date for this burn workshop! Topics include: reasons for burning, burning for wildlife, planning, regulations, and an on-site demo.
3 events,
Conservation Bus Tour
Conservation Bus Tour
The Eureka Management Unit includes the four counties of Greenwood, Woodson, Wilson and Coffey County Conservation Districts. This Unit is planning stops in each county to view completed conservation practices and projects. There will be two loading zones: Eureka USDA office and Yates Center. Topics include cover crops, soil testing and benefits, alternate watering facilities…
Winter Workshop: Understanding Kansas Water Law
Winter Workshop: Understanding Kansas Water Law
Back by popular demand, Roger McEowen, Professor of Ag Law & Taxation at Washburn University School of Law, has agreed to lead us through Kansas Water Law. Roger is an engaging speaker able to help guide others through the nuances of the Kansas legal system.
3 events,
Soil Health Matters!
Soil Health Matters!
Join us for a Soil Health Field Day where we will visit 3 different soil health programs. Topics include cover crops, no-till, fencing and grasses. Rainfall simulator and drone demonstrations will be included. After the tours we will meet at the McCune Community Center for lunch: 410 5th St. McCune, KS. Local Work Group meeting…
Conservation Local Work Group Meeting
Conservation Local Work Group Meeting
Join us as we discuss local conservation priorities and concerns. We want to hear from you, the "boots on the ground," what is working and what could be changed.
1 event,
KATCON 2025- Kansas Agricultural Technologies Conference
KATCON 2025- Kansas Agricultural Technologies Conference
K-State Research & Extension and the Kansas Agricultural Research & Technology Association are collaborating to bring together farmer researchers, industry professionals, and extension specialists to showcase the industry's latest research and technology.
0 events,
1 event,
Sheet Mulching Workshop
Sheet Mulching Workshop
Learn to sheet mulch with a few basic materials so you will be ready to start a garden from scratch or revitalize your existing beds come Spring! Multi-layered mulch systems are designed to break down over time; providing fertility, protection and habitat.
3 events,
POSTPONED–Celebrating 25 Years of Kansas Graziers Association
Featured speaker- Jim Gerrish Workshop will address multi-species and various grazing management topics
Understanding the Soil Ecosystem Workshop
Understanding the Soil Ecosystem Workshop
Our understanding of what ordinary soil is and how it functions has been completely revolutionized by scientific discoveries over the past 30 years. Good news: soil is alive, and it can save the world as we know it! Come learn about soil and get caught up on the latest concepts!
Kansas Grazing Lands Coalition Monthly Grazing Call (VIRTUAL)
Kansas Grazing Lands Coalition Monthly Grazing Call (VIRTUAL)
Connect with other graziers from across the state of Kansas in a telephone conversation with grazing management experts on the SECOND MONDAY of each month, from 7:30 to 9:00 pm. These informal discussions cover all aspects of grazing management. This is an opportunity to learn how you can use complementary forages to extend your grazing season,…
3 events,
The Impact Soil Biology has on Agriculture
The Impact Soil Biology has on Agriculture
Speaker Rion Naus will dive into the soil biology connection and why it is important to our Kansas agriculture. Have lunch on us and learn about the biology that created it.
How Microbes Enable Successful and Profitable No-Tilling (VIRTUAL)
How Microbes Enable Successful and Profitable No-Tilling (VIRTUAL)
Modern farming practices often rely on tillage, but this process can significantly disrupt the natural soil ecosystem, diminishing biological activity and reducing long-term productivity. Uncover how traditional tillage disrupts soil structure, reduces microbial diversity, and leads to a loss of organic matter essential for long-term soil health and crop yield. Learn how soil microbes play…
2 events,
POSTPONED–Celebrating 25 Years of Kansas Graziers Association
Featured speaker- Jim Gerrish Workshop will address multi-species and various grazing management topics
Conservation Local Work Group for Farmers & Ranchers
Conservation Local Work Group for Farmers & Ranchers
The USDA local work group supports the locally led conservation effort by coordinating USDA programs with Federal, State, and local conservation programs, to work singly and in combination, to provide an integrated solution to addressing natural resource concerns.
4 events,
Grazing & Pest Management Workshop
Grazing & Pest Management Workshop
Presentations include: John Johnson, Public Lands Manager, discussing Ecologically Driven Pasture Management; and Dr. Cassandra Olds, KSU Department of Entomology Assistant Professor, discussing Fly and Tick Management
Livestock Watering Systems
Livestock Watering Systems
Topics include: Touring Different Systems & Demos, Installation Guidance, Maintenance and Management, NRCS & WRAPS Programs, Water Level Monitoring, Tips and Tricks for Long Lasting Systems
Prescribed Burning Workshop
Prescribed Burning Workshop
Join Kansas Forest Service Fuels Specialist Luke Berning to learn about the ecology of prescribed fire in KS, how to burn safely, what tools to use, how to write a burn plan, burning for wildlife, and how to form a PBA!
1 event,
POSTPONED–Celebrating 25 Years of Kansas Graziers Association
Featured speaker- Jim Gerrish Workshop will address multi-species and various grazing management topics
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2 events,
National Cover Crop Summit (VIRTUAL)
Online Learning to Energize Your Cover Crop Management Program. This event includes a 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.
Brush Control Meeting
Brush Control Meeting
Topics include woody encroachment, control of the common tree and shrub species, Old World Bluestem, and more.
2 events,
Vegetable Gardening with Cover Crops (VIRTUAL)
There are 2 available time options to accommodate a day and an evening session. Both webinars will cover the same material with time for Q&A. Take a photographic trip through the season to examine the management of cover crops in a no-till garden. Explore cover crop strategies and understand how to plan, plant, terminate, and…
2 events,
Demystifying the Haney Test (VIRTUAL)
Demystifying the Haney Test (VIRTUAL)
Dr. Liz Haney of Soil Regen is offering an exclusive series of webinars designed to demystify the components of the Haney test, a soil health assessment tool. Duration: 1 hour- This webinar will focus on the various aspects of the Haney test, allowing participants to gain a comprehensive understanding of soil health indicators. Dr. Haney…
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1 event,
Alternative Livestock for Soil Health Workshop
Alternative Livestock for Soil Health Workshop
Dive into the world of diverse livestock to improve soil health and create a more sustainable and productive farming system during this free workshop. Three local producers will share their experiences with sheep, pasture raised pigs and poultry. Following the presentations, we will have round table discussions where you can ask the producers questions and…
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2 events,
Getting to the Root of Soil Health- Rescheduled from 2/19
Getting to the Root of Soil Health- Rescheduled from 2/19
Inviting urban and small to large scale farmers and ranchers to explore the science and practice of regenerating healthy, living soils. Featuring Dr. Jill Clapperton, Soil Scientist & Regenerative Agriculture Expert and Darin Williams, Regenerative Farmer & Consult.
Pasture Soil Health Day
Pasture Soil Health Day
Topics include soil variability and soil health measurements in pasture, pasture management with drones and a farmer panel.
2 events,
Mid-America Farm Expo
The Expo has grown to become one of the largest Spring Farm Shows in the Midwest; featuring over 300 exhibits representing approximately 275 companies from around the United States.
Farmer Field Day: Connecting on Conservation Series- Grazing Cover Crops & Relay Cropping
Farmer Field Day: Connecting on Conservation Series- Grazing Cover Crops & Relay Cropping
This event will start at the McCool Village Office (323 East M St) with a brief presentation, then continue to McGowan Farms to see conservation practices on the land. This is an opportunity to connect with like-minded producers and partners in the area and to learn about conservation strategies that could positively impact your farm…
2 events,
Kansas Soil Health Partnership Forum (VIRTUAL)
Kansas Soil Health Partnership Forum (VIRTUAL)
The topic for this month is, "An Introduction to CEMA 204 Adaptive Management for Soil Health." Using on farm Trials with Replicated Plots & Statistical Analysis to Learn and Adjust the Application of Various Conservation Practices A monthly one-hour webinar hosted by the Kansas Soil Health Alliance featuring farmers, ranchers, educators, and ag professionals providing…
1 event,
3 events,
Kansas Women In Agriculture
Kansas Women In Agriculture
The Statewide Women in Ag is co-hosted by the Nemaha, Jackson and Pottawatomie County Conservation Districts from Kansas to inform, educate and spread awareness to the men & women producers in our area who help feed & clothe the world.
Screening of “Roots So Deep” Documentary
Screening of “Roots So Deep” Documentary
The Tuttle Creek Watershed Wraps Program is proud to announce a special free screening of the thought-provoking documentary, "Roots So Deep." This documentary offers an insightful exploration into the vital connections between communities and their natural water resources. By examining the rich history, ongoing challenges, and promising future of watershed conservation, the documentary also highlights…
The How’s & Why’s of Biochar Workshop
The How’s & Why’s of Biochar Workshop
In this workshop, we will complete a full biochar burn using an in-ground trench. You will learn what biochar is and how it can be used to build soil health. Every participant will go home with a gallon of biochar.