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SUMMARY:Marbleseed in the Field: A Diversified Organic Showcase at Gwenyn Hill Farm
DESCRIPTION:Join Marbleseed at Gwenyn Hill Farm for a full day of practical\, hands-on education\, and peer-to-peer connection with organic farmers! \nAttendees can select two field sessions total: one from four morning and one from our afternoon options. Lunch will be available for purchase between sessions from Marty’s Itty Bitty BBQ\, featuring produce from the farm. Then stick around for an evening of dinner from area food trucks\, drinks\, demos\, farm tours\, and live music from the Beth Kille Band! The evening portion will open to the public – a chance for eaters and buyers to learn more about diversified organic farming. \nAbout Gwenyn Hill Farm \nLocated just west of Milwaukee in the Kettle Moraine region\, Gwenyn Hill Farm is a 430-acre diversified organic farm with a strong commitment to conservation\, biodiversity\, and sustainable agriculture. The farm produces certified organic vegetables\, livestock\, and value-added products while utilizing rotational grazing\, perennial plantings\, and land stewardship practices suited to the region’s rolling landscape. \nThe farm sells through a CSA\, on-farm stand\, and local farmers markets\, while also serving as a gathering place for agricultural education and community events. \nAdditional information: \nTickets are $75 for the full day and $15 for the evening only. This event will take place rain or shine—please come prepared for the weather and walking in the fields. Attendees with either walk or be transported by tractor wagon to different sections of the farm for workshops. \nPartial refunds are available if you are unable to attend and request a refund before the end of the day on September 11. A processing fee applies based on how close the refund request is to the event. Contact registration@marbleseed.org if you need to request a refund. \nBefore August 19: 15% fee (85% refund)\nAugust 19 – September 4: 25% fee (75% refund)\nSeptember 4 – September 11: 50% fee (50% refund)\nNo refunds after September 11
URL:https://organicfarmersassociation.org/event/marbleseed-in-the-field-a-diversified-organic-showcase-at-gwenyn-hill-farm/
CATEGORIES:Education/Conference,Field Day
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ORGANIZER;CN="Marbleseed":MAILTO:info@marbleseed.org
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SUMMARY:Working Hard Ground: Navigating Challenges to Better Agriculture
DESCRIPTION:Today’s agricultural landscape is filled with complex challenges and increasing uncertainty. Building trust between farmers and agricultural professionals has never been more important. \nJoin farmer\, facilitator\, and leadership coach Ryan Erisman for an interactive workshop exploring the human side of agricultural change. Through engaging discussions and practical exercises\, participants will gain new tools for building trust\, improving communication\, navigating uncertainty\, and supporting meaningful change within agriculture. \nWorkshop topics include: \nUnderstanding behavioral drivers and resistance to change\nManaging uncertainty in agricultural systems\nActive listening and building trust\nThe role of middle adopters in driving change\nManaging personal energy while supporting others\nRethinking the question: “How do we get farmers to do ___?” \nThis workshop is designed for agricultural and conservation professionals\, nonprofit staff\, researchers\, technical assistance providers\, ag business professionals\, and farmer leaders looking to strengthen their ability to work effectively with farmers and communities.
URL:https://organicfarmersassociation.org/event/working-hard-ground-navigating-challenges-to-better-agriculture/
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ORGANIZER;CN="Marbleseed":MAILTO:info@marbleseed.org
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SUMMARY:2026 Changemaker of the Year Field Day – Sharing Our Roots
DESCRIPTION:Join Marbleseed for the 2026 Changemaker of the Year Field Day at Sharing Our Roots (SOR) to explore how cultural agriculture\, land stewardship\, and community-based farming come together to create thriving\, resilient food systems. \nParticipants will enjoy a guided land walk showcasing SOR’s work in land restoration\, natural areas\, and community gardens\, followed by a farm-fresh lunch prepared by Sharing Our Roots growers. The afternoon features presentations from farmers sharing their own cultural farming traditions and experiences building successful agricultural businesses. \nLearn directly from growers while discovering how agriculture\, conservation\, and community can work hand in hand. \nAgenda: \n10:00 AM – 11:30 AM\nLand walk highlighting SOR’s land restoration project \n11:30 AM – 12:30 PM\nLunch featuring foods prepared by Sharing Our Roots growers \n12:45 PM – 2:00 PM\nFarmer presentations in the field \nCultural grazing practices with Khalid Elhassan\nCultural growing practices and farm business with Erika Gomez \nFarmer Stipends Available \nFunding is available to help farmers attend this training. \nEligible farmers may receive a $250 stipend to help offset travel expenses and time away from the farm. \nFor stipend information or event questions\, contact: \nAlpa Goswami\nProgram Director\nalpa@marbleseed.org
URL:https://organicfarmersassociation.org/event/2026-changemaker-of-the-year-field-day-sharing-our-roots/
CATEGORIES:Field Day
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SUMMARY:Organic Potato Production Field Day at Igl Farms
DESCRIPTION:Join Marbleseed at Igl Farms in Antigo\, Wisconsin for a day of learning focused on organic potato production\, soil health\, fertility\, and pest management. \nFamily-owned and operated for more than 75 years\, Igl Farms grows certified organic potatoes\, grains\, and grass-fed Angus beef. Their operation follows the biological farming principles of Midwestern Bio-Ag and Advancing Eco-Ag\, emphasizing soil mineral balance\, biological activity\, and long-term soil health. \nThis field day will explore organic potato production systems\, including fertility management\, weed and pest control\, specialized equipment\, and considerations for farmers interested in transitioning to organic production. Attendees will hear from experienced growers and industry experts\, tour the farm’s equipment and facilities\, and visit production fields to discuss practical management strategies. \nThis is a free event and lunch will be provided. \nFeatured Presenters: \nBrad Igl is a third-generation organic farmer and co-owner of Igl Farms LLC. Alongside his father Tom and brother Brian\, he helps manage the farm’s organic potato\, grain\, and grass-fed beef operations. \nBrian Igl returned to the family farm in the 1990s and helped lead the farm’s transition to certified organic potato production beginning in 1997. \nRachelle Moss works with Advancing Eco-Ag\, supporting farmers across the country with fertility\, pest\, and disease management strategies through regenerative and biological farming systems. \nSchedule: \n10:00–10:15 AM — Registration \n10:15–10:30 AM — Welcome & Overview \n10:30–11:15 AM — Advancing Eco-Ag & Midwest Bio-Ag Presentations \n11:15–11:45 AM — Equipment & Packshed Tour \n11:45 AM–12:45 PM — Lunch \n12:45–1:00 PM — Travel to Field \n1:00–1:30 PM — Fertility in the Field \n1:30–2:45 PM — Weed & Pest Management in Organic Potatoes \n2:45–3:00 PM — Return to Packshed \n3:00–3:30 PM — Wrap-Up & Q&A
URL:https://organicfarmersassociation.org/event/organic-potato-production-field-day-at-igl-farms/
CATEGORIES:Field Day,Organic Crop Production
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