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Amy VanderMark, David Knuth and Kelly Green of Silver Star Farm near Elroy, Wisconsin, say they’re happy to be adding managed rotational grazing to the business model of their direct-market Angus-beef operation. VanderMark and Knuth plan to attend the GrassWorks Grazing School, held Aug. 9-10 at the Marshfield Agricultural Research Station.
To show support for managed grazing and GrassWorks, visit grassworks.org/support-us/membership-form/ for more information.
Receive one-on-one mentorship from an experienced grazier through the new GrassWorks mentorship program. In this first year a select number of mentors and mentees will be paired. They will recieve training and guidance from GrassWorks to support learning goals. Visit grassworks.org for more information.
Become a GrassWorks grazing ambassador and connect with new communities to foster greater public understanding and interest about the practices of grazing. GrassWorks will provide presentation resources and a stipend for each engagement. Email outreach@grassworks.org for more information.
GrassWorks coordinates professional development workshops, pasture walks and field demonstrations.
GrassWorks is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that links farmers with resources they need to be successful graziers. Become part of the community of successful farmers who are keeping Wisconsin clean, green and profitable.
Attend the GrassWorks annual Grazing Conference and Picnic to meet like-minded graziers. Visit the grazing-events calendar to see grazing workshops, pasture walks, conferences and webinars by GrassWorks and its partners. Visit grassworks.org/events/pasture-walks-and-events-calendar/ for more information.
Greg Galbraith
The popular Wisconsin Grazing School is returning for the first time in 10 years, offered by GrassWorks. GrassWorks is a grassroots-membership organization that provides leadership and education to farmers and consumers for the advancement of managed grass-based agriculture.
Greg Galbraith, a former dairy farmer, writes about the rapidly changing nature of the agricultural landscape. He has built a lifetime connection to the land and those who farm it.
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Amy VanderMark, David Knuth and Kelly Green of Silver Star Farm near Elroy, Wisconsin, say they’re happy to be adding managed rotational grazing to the business model of their direct-market Angus-beef operation. VanderMark and Knuth plan to attend the GrassWorks Grazing School, held Aug. 9-10 at the Marshfield Agricultural Research Station.
Receive one-on-one mentorship from an experienced grazier through the new GrassWorks mentorship program. In this first year a select number of mentors and mentees will be paired. They will recieve training and guidance from GrassWorks to support learning goals. Visit grassworks.org for more information.
Become a GrassWorks grazing ambassador and connect with new communities to foster greater public understanding and interest about the practices of grazing. GrassWorks will provide presentation resources and a stipend for each engagement. Email outreach@grassworks.org for more information.
Attend the GrassWorks annual Grazing Conference and Picnic to meet like-minded graziers. Visit the grazing-events calendar to see grazing workshops, pasture walks, conferences and webinars by GrassWorks and its partners. Visit grassworks.org/events/pasture-walks-and-events-calendar/ for more information.
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