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2024 Minnesota organic conference - register now

2024 Minnesota organic conference - register now


By Scout Nelson

Organic agriculture enthusiasts and professionals can now register for the 2024 Minnesota Organic Conference. This exclusive statewide event, hosted by the Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA), is scheduled for January 11-12, 2024, at the River’s Edge Convention Center in St. Cloud.

The conference promises a wealth of knowledge with over 30 breakout sessions covering a range of topics including organic crop production, dairy, livestock, and marketing strategies. Attendees will benefit from keynote presentations by Dr. Daphne Miller, a renowned family physician and food system advocate, and Carolyn Olson, a veteran organic farmer.

An 80-booth trade show accompanying the conference will provide insights into the latest products and services relevant to organic farming. With a mix of educational opportunities and networking avenues, this event is a must-attend for those involved or interested in organic farming.

Early-bird registration offers discounted prices until December 1, after which the rates will increase. Various registration options, including two-day, one-day, and student packages, are available to cater to different needs. Detailed pricing and registration information can be found on the conference's website.

This conference is an ideal platform for those seeking to deepen their understanding and engagement in organic agriculture and sustainable farming practices.

 

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