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Penn State Extension Conservation Cornerstone: Jan. 28 Webinar On Climate-Smart Ag Project (CARAT)

The Penn State Extension will host another in its series of Conservation Cornerstone webinars January 28 on the Climate-Smart Ag Project (CARAT) from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m.

The Conservation Cornerstone webinar series is designed for agriculture professionals committed to advancing climate-smart practices.

In this webinar discover the USDA-funded CARAT project, led by Penn State University, which provides Pennsylvania dairy producers with financial and technical assistance to implement priority climate-smart solutions.

Explore how these initiatives align with conservation practices supported by ACAP and other funding sources, creating new opportunities for sustainable farming.

Participants will learn how the CARAT program empowers dairy farmers, its funding priorities, and how it complements traditional conservation funding to benefit Pennsylvania producers.

Who is this for?

-- Newer Ag Conservation District employees

-- Newer agricultural conservation professionals

-- Individuals involved with ACAP

-- Individuals engaged in other conservation financial assistance programs

What will you learn?

-- Overview of the CARAT program

-- How Pennsylvania dairy farmers can participate

-- Priority practices funded by CARAT

-- How CARAT complements ACAP and other funding sources

Click Here to register and for more information.

Visit the Penn State Extension website to learn more about many other educational opportunities.

Other Extension Articles

-- PA State Conservation Commission Wins Natural Resource Education Champion Award

-- Get Your Passport To PA Farm Show, Enhance Your Ag Conservation Skills Starting Jan. 4

-- Presentation Proposals Invited: 2025 Penn State Extension Dive Deeper Summit For Water Educators

-- Dive Even Deeper: Watershed Literacy And Tree Plantings Workshop [April 28-29]

-- Conservation Pros: Join In Ag Literacy Week By Volunteering To Read ‘The Soil In Jackie’s Garden’ March 17-21

-- Master Watershed Steward Training Information Sessions

-- Conservation Project Inventory And Evaluation For Conservation Professionals

-- 2023 Agriculture Irrigation & Water Management Survey

-- Snow & Ice Removal At Schools: A Multi-Step Process To Ensure Safety

-- Recognizing, Understanding Pennsylvania Wetlands (Swamps)

(Reprinted from the latest Penn State Extension Ag Conservation Currents newsletter. Click Here to sign up for your own copy (bottom of the page).)

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