As one of many women in ag. programs in Iowa, we like to highlight what’s going on in the state through other groups and organizations. Below is information on fall conferences by the Women, Food & Ag. Network, FarmHer, and ISU Extension & Outreach Women in Ag.

LaDonna Redmond will be the keynote at the annual WFAN conference.

Women, Food & Agriculture Network Annual Conference, Madison, WI
November 2nd- 4th

Join WFAN as they celebrate 20 years of engaging women in building an ecological and just food and agricultural system through individual and community power! As always, there will be plenty of time for networking, a great slate of farm and urban ag. tours, and lots of delicious, locally grown food in addition to the great line-up of informative and engaging workshops. Conference details can be found here.

Grow by FarmHer, Ames, IA
November 6th                                                                                     

An event to inspire and inform young women in agriculture about their opportunities and potential. With keynote speakers Carrie Mess, Natalina Sents, and Cristen Clark, the day will be powerful and impactful. Each attendee will walk away from the event with connections to peers and mentors. Thanks to generous sponsors and other people who are involved, the Grow by FarmHer event is sure to be a day to remember. The event will be filled with positive and fun learning experiences, guiding women in their journey to becoming a young woman in agriculture. More information here.

Women in Ag. Leadership Conference, Ames, IA
November 27th-28th

Whether you want to be an active leader within your farm family, create the agribusiness career path of your dreams, or influence local agricultural boards and committees, this conference will have something for you. The event will bring women together for inspiration, informal mentoring, new ideas and expanded skill sets around leadership. As we continue to grow the Iowa State University Extension and Outreach Women in Ag program, we want to offer activities that are unique in our state, take advantage of university expertise, and support the community of women in agriculture. More details here.