Basic Ag 101 is designed for new agency staff working with landowners. The first part, taught by experienced conservation professionals, is scheduled for July 14, 2026 (Hancock Ag Research Station in Central Wisconsin) will focus on techniques and strategies for communicating with/working with traditional and non-traditional (Amish/Mennonite, Tribal) landowners and provide a foundation in determining and assessing resource concerns in cropland (traditional/specialty), pasture and forested areas. Lunch is provided. Part 2 (separate registration, Location and Date TBD in the Fall) will focus on understanding farm tillage equipment, soil erosion, and the components of a livestock operation. See full agenda for Session 1 here. This is a joint program of Wisconsin Land+Water and UW Madison-Extension's Conservation Professional Training Program Contact Kevin Erb at 920-391-4652 or Kevin.Erb@wisc.edu for more information on this program. You may request an interpreter, materials in an alternative language and/or format, and/or other services to make this event more accessible. Please make your request 25 days before the event. There is no added cost to you for these services. Contact steph.garcia@wisc.edu. Price: $30 on or before early registration deadline (7/6/25), $35 on 7/7/25 and after. |
