Virtual registration remains open for the Water for Food Global Conference April 28 – May 2, 2025 at the Nebraska Innovation Campus Conference Center. The conference theme is “A Resilient Future: Water and Food for All,” focusing on the next generation of research, smart technology, policy development through three focus areas. The conference provides ample academic, practice and policy content and a full schedule can be found on the conference website.
There’s still time to register for the Conservation in Action Tour, May 6-7 in Sioux Falls. See the full agenda that includes 35+ other presenters, hands-on demonstrations at multiple farm stops, a VIP tour of the USGS EROS Center, a gripping keynote presentation by A-10 Thunderbolt pilot Kim “KC” Campbell May 6 during the opening banquet celebration, and so much more.
More than 650 farm advisors from across the U.S. participated in a survey on cover crops, shining light on how—and how frequently—they advise growers on cover crops. A report on the survey was released by the Conservation Technology Information Center (CTIC), SARE, and the American Seed Trade Association (ASTA). This is the eighth national cover crop survey conducted by those groups since 2012 and the first to focus on advisors. The American Soybean Association also contributed to this report. All National Cover Crop Survey reports are available here.
Join top seed industry leaders at the 10th Seed Congress of the Americas, taking place from September 29 to October 1, 2025, in the breathtaking setting of Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil. Early registration: $380 until April 30!
AgGateway is pleased to announce that the agenda is now available to review for the 2025 North America Mid-Year Meeting. This year features more sessions taking place on Monday morning, in addition to an all-day Entity ID Working Group meeting on Thursday, 12 June as a follow up to the in-person session held in Charlotte, NC in March.
Farmers in the Upper Midwest are advancing their sustainable farming efforts, as highlighted in the latest annual conservation survey supported by Farmers for Sustainable Food. The survey results showcase the conservation practices utilized by farmers across Wisconsin and Minnesota, revealing ongoing progress and positive environmental impacts. This is the seventh consecutive year of documenting conservation practices with farmer-led groups, showing the farmers’ dedication to ongoing improvement and improving soil and water quality.
The Equipment Marketing & Distribution Association (EMDA) is proud to announce its dedicated and dynamic Board of Directors, a team of industry leaders committed to shaping the future of the agricultural and related equipment sectors. This passionate group works diligently to support the growth of EMDA members and foster collaboration across the industry.
