Registration Open! ACAP Ag Conservation Conference Set For April 1-3 In Harrisburg
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On February 18, the Penn State Extension Center for Agricultural Conservation Assistance Training announced it is now accepting registrations for the ACAP Ag Conservation Conference to be held April 1-3 in Harrisburg. The event is aimed at enhancing skills, expanding knowledge and growing the capacity of the agricultural conservation workforce — both current and future. Event organizers anticipate more than 200 conservation professionals from around the state will attend the second annual conference. The Center for Agricultural Conservation Assistance Training, administered by Penn State Extension, and the State Conservation Commission will host the event. This conference is designed for conservation district employees, agricultural conservation professionals, and anyone associated with the Agriculture Conservation Assistance Program or other conservation financial assistance programs. Participants can: — Stay up to date on ACAP and other conservation financial assistance programs. — Refresh basic engineering skills and knowledge on the practice approval system. — Learn about manure storages, horse farms and how to market agricultural conservation programs. — Improve professional skills and knowledge of practices to solve resource concerns. — Gain essential skills for working with farmers and agricultural producers. This conference is supported by and highlights the Pennsylvania Agriculture Conservation Assistance Program but is not exclusive to program staff and administrators. The conference is open to all conservation professionals, partners and students dedicated to advancing agricultural conservation practices, fostering collaboration, and supporting economic and sustainable agriculture. Organizers noted that agricultural conservation success in Pennsylvania is a community-driven effort. Various event sponsorships are available, which include conference registrations, recognition in the banquet program, exhibit tables and other benefits. Click Here to register as a sponsor. A discounted early registration fee of $55 is available through March 7. After March 7, the registration fee will be $65. The fee is $40 for students, $55 for those attending the banquet only, and $55 for speakers. Attendees must register by March 23. Visit the ACAP Ag Conservation Conference to register and for more information. The Agriculture Conservation Assistance Program is a program of the Pennsylvania State Conservation Commission. Related Articles - Watersheds: -- Registration Open! ACAP Ag Conservation Conference Set For April 1-3 In Harrisburg [PaEN] -- Foundation For PA Watersheds Accepting Letters Of Funding Interest For New Grant Round Until March 15 [PaEN] -- Interfaith Partners For The Chesapeake Bay Holds Faith & Waters Restoration Forum April 3 In Maryland [PaEN] -- Penn State Extension Hosts March 6 Lawn To Meadow Conversions Webinar [PaEN] -- March 11 Webinar On Lawn Care For Clean Water, Penn State Extension [PaEN] -- Feb. 25 Conservation Cornerstone Webinar - Biosecurity Essentials By The Center For Agricultural Conservation Assistance Training [PaEN] -- Three Rivers Waterkeeper Releases 2024 Swim Guide Report Highlighting E. coli Concerns And Health Of The Allegheny, Monongahela, Ohio Rivers [PaEN] -- Northampton Bucks County Municipal Authority To Begin Project To Connect Properties Impacted By Navy PFAS 'Forever Chemicals' Contamination To Public Water [PaEN] -- Delaware River Basin Commission Releases 2025 Annual Report On The State Of The Delaware River Watershed [PaEN] NewsClips: -- Chesapeake Bay Journal - Karl Blankenship: Water Quality In Chesapeake’s Small Watersheds Get A Closer Look -- TribLive Letter: The Youghiogheny River Deserves River Of The Year -- Kleinman Center For Energy Policy Blog: Reframing Conservation Agriculture - A Focus On Economic And Environmental Impact -- Franklin County Free Press: Using Live Stake Nurseries To Engage Communities In Stream Health - By Natalie Marioni, Master Watershed Steward Coordinator -- Delaware RiverKeeper Feb. 21 RiverWatch Video Report -- Post-Gazette: PA Farmers Feel Federal Funding Pinch As Freeze Triggers Labor And Infrastructure Instability [Posted: February 18, 2025] |
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