Join us to explore pasture renovation and recovery in Seymour Wisconsin, meeting at Full Circle Community Farm. Laurie Pilgrim raises beef cattle through managed grazing and implements bale grazing through the winter months. This event will include a walk through the grazing operation, with discussion, suggestions, and hands-on investigation of how to optimize pasture health […]
The NW Wisconsin Graziers Network, GrassWorks, and UW-Madison Extension invite you to a multi-enterprise pasture walk hosted by Anathoth Community Farm. This educational event will emphasize using hay to enhance soil fertility, pollinator pasture and habitat, multi-species grazing for meat production, farm to food bank sales, regenerative agriculture and watershed protection. The Anathoth Community Farm […]
Wisconsin Farm Tech Days is right in our backyard this year-right here in the Eau Pleine Watershed! EPPIC will be at the show all three days, and we'd love for you to stop by, say hello, and chat with us. We'll have our rainfall simulator on display, and we're teaming up with Short Lane Ag […]
The Heart of America Grazing conferene is coming to Illinois this summer! 📍 Effingham, IL📅 July 15–16, 2026 Join graziers from across the Midwest for two days of immersive, producer-focused learning, including: -On-farm tour-Virtual fencing-University of Illinois research-Bale grazing-Cover crop grazing strategies This regional conference brings together producers, researchers, and grazing professionals for practical education […]
Introduction to Grazing ManagementJune 25 @ Noon Build your foundation. Understand rotational principles that immediately improve forage utilization.Led by: Troy Salzer & Tarah Young Register Here
Throughout the summer, this pasture walk series led by Paul and Tom Daigle will introduce UW-Stevens Point Natural Resources students to the principles of managed grazing and the ecosystem services provided by proper management of livestock on pastures. At each pasture walk, cohorts of 35-40 students will learn principles of managed grazing and actively participate […]
Wisconsin Farmers Union invites you to join them Friday, July 17th at WFU Kamp Kenwood for our Annual Summer Conference. Join for lunch, updates from WFU Staff, workshops, the Chapter Presidents' Meeting, and their annual pie contest. All are welcome to attend! With high temperatures in the forecast and the air advisory currently in effect, […]
CHEQUAMEGON BAY FOOD PRODUCERS SUMMER 2026 FARM TOURS Visit this five-acre community farm whose mission is to reconnect and restore Indigenous ways of life through building intercultural community healing, and support a just, regenerative and climate-resilient food economy. The farm, in its third year of production, is focusing on building soil health and farm infrastructure. […]
Join us at Dorothy’s Range for a thoughtful, on-the-ground exploration of how farming and ecological restoration can work in harmony. Our host April Prusia raises pigs which are pastured seasonally behind electric fencing and are fed local organic feed, while her partner Steve focuses on the ecological restoration of Erickson Creek (a trout stream that […]
All are welcome at this pasture walk series, facilitated by Vance Haugen (507) 459-0495 Great River Graziers is a peer to peer learning network of graziers in Southwest Wisconsin, primarily centered around Crawford County. For our pasturewalks, we ask that the host come with a question or situation in which they are looking to improve. […]
Topics: Technical considerations, farmer and industry perspectives, along with a review of Olivia's solar grazing plan. If you're interested in covering a specific topic, please include your questions in the registration form. The morning session will take place at Prairie Theater and Event Center and the afternoon field tour will be hosted at Halbur Heavenly Hill […]
Throughout the summer, this pasture walk series led by Paul and Tom Daigle will introduce UW-Stevens Point Natural Resources students to the principles of managed grazing and the ecosystem services provided by proper management of livestock on pastures. At each pasture walk, cohorts of 35-40 students will learn principles of managed grazing and actively participate […]