Kentucky Green Industry Winter Conference, presented by KNLA January 25-26, 2023 Holiday Inn Louisville East 1325 S. Hurstbourne Pkwy Louisville, KY 40222 For more information contact us at info@knla.org or … Continue reading "KNLA Kentucky Green Industry Winter Conference"
The Organic Association of Kentucky’s annual farming conference, now in its 12th year, includes a growing audience of hundreds of Kentuckians and neighbors active in our community food systems: farmers, … Continue reading "Organic Association of KY (OAK) Annual Meeting"
Make plans now to attend the 46th Annual UK Turf and Landscape Management Short Course! The Short Course will be in person February 21-23, 2023 at the Hardin County Extension Center … Continue reading "2023 Turf & Landscape Management Short Course"
The 92nd Annual Convention of The Garden of Club of Kentucky, Inc. March 12-15, 2023 Berea KY at Historic Boone Tavern
This 2-day evening event (March 13 & 14 from 6:00pm-9:00pm ET/5:00pm-8:00pm CT) is for agriculture producers selling directly to consumers. Sessions will cover social media tactics, maximizing your marketing resources, … Continue reading "2023 Agriculture Direct Marketing Summit"
The Kentucky Horticulture Council, Organic Association of Kentucky, and UK Center for Crop Diversification invite you to a sustainable ag webinar with special guest Jackson Rolett from No-Till Growers on … Continue reading "Sustainable Ag Webinar with No-Till Growers’ Jackson Rolett"
Join OAK for a summer field day! For nearly two decades, Cedar Ring Greens farm in Frankfort has operated with a commitment to sustainability, which includes improving the health of … Continue reading "Integrating Sustainability in a Solar Farmhouse and Organic Market Garden"
Join OAK for a field day! Starting a farm business can seem like an uphill climb when balancing time between family, off-farm jobs, and the many hats that farmers wear … Continue reading "Keeping our Balance: Diversified Farming with Steep Hills and Off-Farm Jobs"
Join OAK for a field day! Jim Coleman was raised in Fayette County on his family’s farm, Coleman Crest, which was originally purchased by his great grandfather in 1888 after … Continue reading "Restoring the Family Farm with Organic Production"
