2020 Regenerative Agricultural Summit · 2020-06-26 · Understanding soil principles, the impact...
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Continuing The Soil Health Revolution Through Education And Sharing Real Life Experiences Sept. 23, 24, 25 - 2020 Greeneville, TN 2020 Regenerative Agricultural Summit Understanding soil principles, the impact of healthy soils and healthy ecosystems • See how forage heights, “resting” periods, and livestock, benefit soil health • Discover how lowering in-puts equals better soils and improved profitability • Uncover the secrets of soil life, and how to read it • Learn how effective livestock management can restore landscape and water quality • Step-by-step simplified grazing practices and its relationship to better forages 2020 Summit will be held at the Clyde Austin 4-H Center Greeneville, TN GUEST SPEAKERS Lodging will be available on-site at the 4-H Center as well. See page 2 for pricing and more information. To find out more about the Center visit https://extension.tennessee. edu/clydeaustin4hcenter/ Pages/default.aspx Ian Mitchell-Innes South Africa Greg Judy Missouri Russ Wilson Pennsylvania Teddy Gentry Alabama FEATURED SPEAKERS Greg Brann Kentucky Kelsey Keener Tennessee Dr. Gary Bates University of Tennessee Dr. Forbes Walker University of Tennessee OBJECTIVE Attendee Pricing Includes 3 days of conference plus lunch each day • Individual - $250 • Family - $400 (2 members of a family) The planned meals, with pasture-raised meats and homemade sides, will be just as deliciously sumptuous as 2019, and there’ll be refreshing break snacks and beverages provided. At the 2019 Summit mealtime and breaks were great opportunities to network and meet other farmers with like mind, and form new allies in regenerative thinking. For more information, or to register call: 800-788-4709
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C ontinuing The S oi l Health Re volution Throug h E duc ation And Sharing Real L ife E xp eriences Sept. 23, 24, 25 - 2020
Greeneville, TN
2020 RegenerativeAgricultural Summit
Understanding soil principles, the impact of healthysoils and healthy ecosystems
• See how forage heights, “resting” periods, and livestock, benefit soil health• Discover how lowering in-puts equals better soils and improved profitability • Uncover the secrets of soil life, and how to read it• Learn how effective livestock management can restore landscape and water
quality• Step-by-step simplified grazing practices and its relationship to better forages
2020 Summit will be held at theClyde Austin 4-H Center
Greeneville, TN
Guest speakers
Lodging will be available on-site at the 4-H Center as well. See page 2 for pricing and more
information.To find out more about the
Center visithttps://extension.tennessee.
edu/clydeaustin4hcenter/Pages/default.aspx
Ian Mitchell-Innes
South Africa
Greg Judy
Missouri
Russ Wilson
Pennsylvania
Teddy Gentry
Alabama
Featured speakers
Greg Brann
Kentucky
Kelsey Keener
Tennessee
Dr. Gary Bates
University of Tennessee
Dr. Forbes Walker
University of Tennessee
Objective
Attendee PricingIncludes 3 days of conference
plus lunch each day
• Individual - $250• Family - $400
(2 members of a family)
The planned meals, with pasture-raised meats and homemade sides, will be just as deliciously sumptuous as 2019, and there’ll be refreshing break snacks and beverages provided. At the 2019 Summit mealtime and breaks were great opportunities to network and meet other farmers with like mind, and form new allies in regenerative thinking.
For more information, or to register call: 800-788-4709
There is a block building with rooms on 2 sides. On each side there are two rooms with two single beds in each room. Each side shares a bathroom. This will be $40 per night, per side.
Clyde Austin 4-H CenterGreeneville, TN
Conveniently located in the mountains of East Tennessee, the Clyde Austin 4-H Center provides a private, outdoor setting with modern facilities. Originally opened in 1949, the center is one of three 4-H camps in the state of Tennessee that are owned and operated by the University of Tennessee Extension.
The Dining Hall will be the location for the Summit this year, with ample room for all attendees and a controlled, comfortable environment with indoor restrooms.
For those interested in accomodations on-site, there are rooms to accomodate large families as well as individuals or couples. There are outdoor activities available, such as canoeing, fishing and walking paths. Inside activities include a pool table and pinball. The roomy lodge offers hotel-style accommodations and there are dorms for large families.
The dorm pricing is $225 per dorm, per night. Dorms are large open rooms with multiple beds and shared bathroom facilities.
The Lodge has 16 rooms with individual bathrooms, 14 of which have two double beds and 2 of the rooms are ADA accessible with a double and a single bed. The Lodge is $92 per room, per night.
