Indiana Organic Grain Farmer Meeting
Join us February 28, 2024!
Registration is closed for 2024.
On-site registration will be available from 8AM - 9AM on 2/28.
Hosted by Purdue Extension, the Indiana Organic Grain Farmer meeting increases participant understanding of organic transition, certification, and cropping systems through peer learning and networking. This annual training includes education and full-day workshops on transitioning to organic grain, breakout sessions, farmer panels, networking time, and an industry trade show. Cost to attend is $80.
While this event is geared toward farmers, we also encourage ag professionals to attend!
CEUs for CCAs are available at this event.
See our working agenda below:
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Meeting Impact
- 92% of respondents reported that they would apply ideas learned to their farm operation or agricultural business/organization
- 95.8% of participants indicated that they planned to share any relevant information they learned with other individuals
- 85% of respondents said they planned to use the information they learned to develop or make changes to their organic transition plan or current organic/transition grain production
Special thanks to NC-SARE for supporting this event!
Contact Us
Ashley Adair
Extension Organic Agriculture Specialist
holmes9@purdue.edu
625 Agriculture Mall Dr.
West Lafayette, IN 47907
(765) 496-6362
Expand your knowledge of organic grain farming through breakout sessions, farmer panels, networking with producers and professionals, and an industry trade show.
Topics will cover:
- No-till cereal rye ahead of corn
- Enterprise budgets for organic operations
- Disease update for organic grain production
- Breakouts on organic weed control practices, marketing, and more!
A very good introduction to the certification process. Well-rounded discussion. Seemed to address many of the concerns I hear from farmers who are just starting out as organic.
- Day One Attendee
It was focused on how to be profitable and sustainable. Other meetings I have attended don't care if the farmer is making any money.
- Day Two Attendee
Very good info in the talks/speakers. Great networking opportunities with vendors and attendees.
- Day Two Attendee