What's Happening?
The University of Missouri Extension is organizing the 2026 Women in Agriculture Workshop on September 9 in Ewing. The event will feature a full day of presentations on agricultural issues, farm management, and long-term planning. Key topics include pest
monitoring, tick-borne diseases affecting cattle, agricultural policy, market decision-making, and estate planning. The workshop aims to provide valuable insights and resources for women involved in agriculture. It will be held at the First Baptist Church and is free to attend, with options for both in-person and virtual participation.
Why It's Important?
This workshop is significant as it empowers women in the agricultural sector by providing them with knowledge and tools to enhance their farm management skills. By addressing current challenges and future trends in agriculture, the event supports the professional development of women in this field. It also fosters networking opportunities, allowing participants to connect with experts and peers. The focus on topics like pest monitoring and policy outlooks is crucial for adapting to changing agricultural landscapes, ensuring that women farmers are well-equipped to make informed decisions and contribute to sustainable farming practices.
