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The Arkansas Grazing Lands Coalition is now accepting preregistrations for the 2024 Arkansas Grazing Conference, set to take place March 28 at the University of Arkansas Community College, Hope-Texarkana, and on March 29 at the Durand Center in Harrison. This premier annual event is a rallying point for industry leaders, livestock producers, and environmental stewards, converging to explore the latest innovations and strategies in sustainable grazing practices.
This year’s conference features a lineup of familiar experts who will share insights on emerging trends, technological advancements, and best practices for sustainable grazing management. Click here for a flyer with complete conference details.
Producers will learn about innovative cutting-edge technologies shaping the future of grazing, from precision agriculture tools to data-driven decision- making. Attendees will also have networking opportunities to connect with fellow grazers, industry leaders, and allied industry vendors to foster collaboration, share experiences, and build lasting professional relationships.
Early bird registration is open from now through Feb. 29 offering an exclusive discount for those eager to secure their spot at this year’s gathering. AGLC members who join or renew their memberships by March 15 can attend the conference free. Students are encouraged to attend for only $15 to cover the cost of their lunch. NRCS employees are also invited to attend the conference at no-charge.
Allied industry businesses are also encouraged to register as a vendor for the conference trade show with vendor booth registration starting at $300.
Register for the conference as an attendee or a vendor, join AGLC, or renew your existing membership by visiting www.argrazinglandscoalition. org or by
calling 501-944-7310.
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