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Join Oregon Forage and Grassland Council and Oregon State University Extension for the Resilient Pasture & Forage Symposium on October 2 – 3 in Salem, Oregon. Learn about soils, forages, livestock systems, and management to improve the resilience of your farm. Through keynote speakers, farmer panels, breakout sessions, and poster presentations, this is an opportunity not-to-be-missed to build your pasture knowledge, hone your skills, and network with passionate pasture and forage producers.

The Symposium will take place from the evening of October 2 through October 3 and will be proceeded by an optional tour of pasture-based farms and forage seed producers on the 2nd.

Featured Speakers

Doug Avery

Doug Avery

New Zealand farmer and author of The Resilient Farmer

Steve Fransen

Steve Fransen

WSU Forage Specialist Emeritus

Woody Lane

Woody Lane

Author and Consultant with Lane Livestock Services

Lisa Schmidt

Lisa Schmidt

Co-Owner of A Land of Grass Ranch in Conrad, MT

Attend

Registration

$13500Before September 12

Registration

$18500After September 12

Student & Young Farmer Registration (< 25 years old)

9500Before September 12

Student & Young Farmer Registration (< 25 years old)

14500After September 12

Scholarships are available. To request a scholarship, contact: symposium@oregonforage.org

Accommodations

A discounted block of rooms is being held at The Grand Hotel in Salem which adjoins the Symposium venue.  Call the hotel at (877) 540-7800 and mention the Symposium to receive the special rate of $169 per night plus taxes and fees. The room block will close on September 2, so don’t delay in booking.

Agenda and Tour Itinerary

Check back soon for the complete agenda and speaker list.

The Symposium will begin with the Opening Reception at 5pm on October 2, and the program will conclude by 5pm on October 3.

Event Organizers & Lead Sponsors

Planning Committee

Jerome Magnuson, DLF, Co-Chair; Gordon Jones, OSU Extension, Co-Chair; Steve Fransen, WSU (retired); Cher Gilson, GO Seed; Hayley White, OSU Extension

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