By Scout Nelson
Mark your calendars for the 21st annual Women Managing the Farm Conference, happening February 13-14, 2025, in Manhattan. This event, designed for women in agriculture, aims to empower participants through education and networking.
As agricultural roles evolve, this conference offers a platform to discuss changes and challenges affecting farm management.
This year's theme, "Forging the Future," highlights the conference's commitment to providing insights and skills necessary for leading agricultural operations. Keynote speakers, including Carrie Williams from AgMark LLC and Kristy Archuleta from the University of Georgia, will cover essential topics from grain marketing to financial planning.
Participants will have opportunities to engage in various breakout sessions, offering practical advice applicable directly to their farm operations. These sessions are crafted to aid in decision-making and strategy development on the farm, ranch, or agricultural business.
Pre-conference activities include tours in central Kansas and a special session titled "Women in the Middle," focusing on intergenerational support and self-care. The event concludes with a Farm to Table Dinner, enhancing the communal and educational experience.
Designed to inspire and empower, the conference addresses the dynamic needs of women in Kansas's agricultural sector. Registration is available until January 10, 2025, for $175, with prices increasing afterward. Special rates are available for students, ensuring inclusivity for the next generation of women in agriculture. Join this transformative event to enhance your skills, connect with fellow industry leaders, and advance your agricultural career.
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Categories: Kansas, Business, Education, General