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It's a week to the day that Wild Rose Farm attended the 2011 Appalachian Grazing Conference in Morgantown, WV. Those folks in West Virginia sure know how to hold a conference! We only made it for the 1st day, but we came home with a bag of goodies & info. The goodies in the logo bag that we all got at registration?
- A wonderful new glossy full color book included in the registration; "Identification & Adaptation - Common Grasses, Legumes, & Non-leguminous Forbs of the Eastern United States" by Dr. A. Ozzie Abaye of Virginia Tech. (For $55.00 includes shipping payable by check to Virginia Tech Foundation. Order the book via: Kimberly C. McCoy Administrative & Office Specialist Crop & Soil Environmental SciencesVirginia Tech 424 Smyth Hall (0403)Blacksburg, VA 24061 Phone: (540) 231-5797 Fax: (540) 231-3075).
- Found a DVD "Silvopasturing in the Northeast - How Land Owners Can Maximize The Use Of Their Land" by Christine O'Dell for $5. Still need to watch this, but it should fit in with our tree thinning project!
- A 2011 - 2012 "Pennsylvania Conservation Planner" calendar included in the registration. Our friend Laurel from the Greene County Conservation District was part ot the team that created this calendar.
If you get a chance to go, this conference is held every two years & there was some talk of PA Project Grass & other PA ag organizations putting on a conference in alternate years ....
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AND THE FOOD WAS GREAT TOO!
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