Conference

January 9 - 11 the 9th annual Utah Farm and Food Conference, "Common Ground", will gather more than 300 farmers, ranchers, gardeners, biodynamic practitioners, permaculturists, educators, students, activists, chefs, seed geeks, foodies, and homesteaders from Utah and neighboring states. The conference will inspire learning, engaging, exploring, sharing, questioning, connecting, reflection, camaraderie, and reverence as a vibrant community gathers over three days.

From NOFA: 

Join us for…

An exploration of regional soil health and food sovereignty through regenerative and organic practices

A celebration of community resilience

And an opportunity for connection and skill building!

About NOFA/Mass: 

NOFA/Mass is a non-profit organization of small-scale farmers, gardeners, consumers and food system reformers. We promote organic growing practices and climate solutions through regenerative agriculture and land stewardship.

Registration is now live for the 2024 Kentucky Small, Limited-Resource, Minority Farmers Conference!  

This year, your conference registration will allow you to take advantage of: 

Pasa's annual Conference, entering its 34th year, draws a diverse audience of rural and urban farmers, educators, advocates, entrepreneurs, community groups, artisans, researchers, policymakers, home cooks and gardeners, youth, and others for three days of learning on sustainable agriculture and food system topics.

From Goetheanum Section for Agriculture: 

Biodynamic agriculture is about taking responsibility for life on this planet. It seeks to maintain relationships of balance, recognizing that humans are part of the communion of all beings. We invite researchers interested in biodynamic agriculture to join the 3rd International Biodynamic Research Conference and share their work on holistic farming across all knowledge systems. Click here for more information. 

From Seed Alliance: 

We’re excited to announce that the next California Organic Seed Summit will be held November 15-17, 2024 in Mt. Baldy, California! Registration is open through the button below. We invite all California-based growers working with seed and seed advocates to join us.

As in previous editions, the Summit is a gathering for California-based people working with seed to network, exchange knowledge, and develop collective actions to build equitable, abundant, and resilient seed systems in the state. The content will focus on California state.

From Tilth Alliance: 

From a meeting of nearly 800 farmers, gardeners and food system activists in Ellensburg, WA, in 1974 to a network of thousands of food system professionals and activists spread throughout the Pacific Northwest, the Tilth movement has had a profound impact on our region’s food culture over the last 50 years. From influencing regional, statewide, and national policy to hands-on programs centered in communities across Washington State, partnership is at the core of everything we do.

From Organic Seed Alliance: 

The annual conference hosted by Impulso Biodinamico de Mexico. 

The initial impetus that gave rise to the biodynamic meetings in our country arose thanks to a group of young people who shared their enthusiasm and commitment when they returned from the Latin American Meeting in Peru in 2013.

From Acres USA:

Every year, the Eco-Ag Conference & Trade Show sets a new standard for innovative and practical learning in modern agriculture. This is not your average regenerative farming conference. Eco-Ag is the premier conference for science-based sessions on regenerative agriculture. You will learn techniques and tactics you can immediately take home to the farm and put into practice. Each moment of programming is thoughtfully curated to provide useful, practical and measurable information and connections that you can apply to your operation.