“The Nature of Grazing”
Clarion, PA – Farmers can learn how to improve the health of both their soil and their cattle at the 15th Annual Northwest Pennsylvania Grazing Conference. The workshop will be held on Thursday, March 22, 2012 at the Zion Church located 2.9 miles south of Interstate 80, exit 62, near Clarion.
This year’s conference will focus on the use of sound ecological principles of grazing management to improve soil health – “farming in nature’s image.” Sessions will also cover topics such as the importance of good planning and record keeping in grazing management as well as equine pasture management.
The keynote speaker is Ray Archuleta, a 23 year veteran soil scientist with the USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service. Ray will talk about his passion – healthy soil – as the foundation of healthy pastures and healthy livestock. He is a Certified Professional Soil Scientist with the Soil Science Society of America.
Early registration is $30 per person and includes a hot buffet lunch. Early registration must be postmarked by Feb. 17. Late registration is $50 and must be postmarked by March 7. Mail the registration and fee payable to Headwaters RC&D Council, Attn: Brittany Dittemore, 109 N.Brady St. 2nd floor, DuBois, PA 15801. Conference information can be downloaded from the Headwaters RC&D website at www.headwaterspa.org, or by calling 814-503-8653.



































2 comments:
huh I think the farmers should be the one giving the conference, not the other way around.
It's about time our government quits screwing the american farmer. We import most of our food know why? Lord knows what poison the growers in other countrys use! This obama import everything global economy is killing the USA!
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