The 9th annual OGRAIN Winter Conference will feature cutting edge ideas from farmers, researchers and industry experts. January 24-25 in Madison, WI; early bird registration deadline is Dec. 22.
Farm and research-focused success strategies will be discussed by a range of speakers leading sessions on organic grain production in the Upper Midwest. The annual OGRAIN Conference is an opportunity to learn from local organic grain growers, hear about the latest research, and connect with other organic, transitioning-to-organic, or inquisitive-about-organic grain growers and end-users.
OGRAIN Conference Details
Date: Friday, January 24th & Saturday, January 25th
Location: Monona Terrace in Madison, Wisconsin
Price: Early bird registration is $90 for a single day or $120 for the full conference.
Breakfast, lunch, and snacks are included on both days.
The Regenerative Organic Gathering will be held the evening of Thursday, January 23rd at the Monona Terrace. Join us for an evening of dinner and discussion. $60. Space is limited, so register soon if you’re interested in joining this event.
Saturday’s conference agenda will feature an Organic Grain Market Update and Buyer-Seller Mixer. Join us for an insightful session dedicated to the ever-evolving landscape of organic grain markets, and the chance to discuss market conditions and explore potential partnerships in the organic grain sector! This event will feature a presentation by economist Alexander Schultz from Argus Media, followed by a buyer-seller mixer. This is an opportunity for farmers to connect directly with buyers, fostering relationships that can lead to future collaborations. This session is free and open to the public.
More information can be found on the OGRAIN website, including the conference agenda and hotel details.
To attend the OGRAIN Conference and the Organic Grain Market Update and Buyer-Seller Mixer, register here.
To attend just the free Organic Grain Market Update and Buyer-Seller Mixer, register here.
Reach out to Kelly Debbink at kelly.debbink@wisc.edu or (608)262-4592 with any questions.
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