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March 12th 8am-5:30pm
Youth Programming: The Soil that Connects Us
Open to youth ages 10-15. Explore sustainable agriculture concepts, play cooperative games, create art inspired by food and farming, and form an action plan on how to speak up in your community. Led by Wisconsin Farmers Union’s Kamp Kenwood staff. Limit 10 spots. First come, first serve. Youth Ticket Price (ages 10-15): $25
March 12th 1pm-2pm
Growing Your Maple Sugar Operation with Federal Support
Join the Intertribal Agriculture Council to learn about federal funding opportunities to start or expand your maple sugar operation.
March 12th 1pm-3pm
Intro to Willow Basketry
In this session, traditional basketmaker Anni Zylstra invites participants to blur the line between art and ecology and get a hands-on introduction to the timeless craft of willow basketry.
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March 13th 10:30am-12pm
Pathways to Reciprocity in Farmer-involved Research & Outreach
This convivial workshop invites farmers/ranchers, farmer advocates, outreach professionals, and researchers of all experience levels to expand awareness of collaborative research processes, increase opportunities for farmer involvement, and improve equity and reciprocity in collaborative processes.
March 13th 2pm-3pm
Research Talks: Ecology of Forest Farming, State Property Tax Programs for Agroforestry, & What's Happening in Michigan?
In this round of lightning research talks, you’ll learn about the Forest Habitat Type Classification for forest farming, preferential property tax programs that may be available in your state, and the latest outreach work in the field by Michigan agroforesters.
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