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She Grows – Women in Ag Conference Is March 14

By Heather Craig

Iowa State University Extension and Outreach Woodbury County, in partnership with Morningside University Applied Agricultural and Food Studies, has announced the She Grows – Women in Ag Conference, an event designed to support and celebrate women in agriculture. The conference will take place on Friday, March 14, at Eppley Auditorium, 3625 Garretson Ave, Sioux City.

This event aims to excite, reignite and connect women in agriculture, whether just beginning the journey or seasoned professionals. The conference will feature expert speakers on topics such as rural health and community involvement and entrepreneurship, as well as a facilitated networking lunch to foster meaningful connections. Additionally, a vendor fair will showcase local agricultural businesses, providing attendees with opportunities to engage with and support the community.

“We are thrilled to partner with Morningside University and bring this impactful event to the tri-state area, providing a unique opportunity for women in agriculture to connect, learn and grow together,” said Karrie King, county director for ISU Extension and Outreach Woodbury County.

“We are excited to bring women in agriculture together for a day of learning, connection and empowerment,” said Melissa Nelson with Morningside University's Department of  Applied Agricultural and Food Studies. “This event is an opportunity to celebrate the contributions of women in the agricultural industry and inspire future leaders.”

Registration for this event is now open. Adult tickets are $40 and student tickets are $15, with ag teachers admitted for free.

For more information about the She Grows – Women in Ag Conference, sponsorship opportunities or to register for the event, please contact King at karriek@iastate.edu, 712-276-2157 or visit the She Grows page on Facebook.

Source : iastate.edu

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