CFSA & NC State University present
Organic Commodities & Livestock Conference
March 1, 2024
ABOUT THE CONFERENCE
In partnership with NC State University, the Carolina Farm Stewardship Association hosts the annual Organic Commodities and Livestock Conference as a one-day conference each winter in North Carolina.
This event centers on certified organic commodities, commercial-scale specialty crops, and pasture-based livestock. The conference is a full day of educational sessions, research updates, panel discussions, and networking.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Don’t miss our What to Expect page for more information on each session and speaker.
The Details
Chances are, if you have a question about the conference, so does someone else! Here’s our growing library of answers to common questions we receive.
Online registration closes Wednesday, Feb. 28. Onsite registration will be available at the University of Mount Olive’s Student Farm on Friday, Mar. 1.
Yes! We’ve reserved a room block at the Holiday Inn in Goldsboro, North Carolina. Rooms are $129/night.
Address: 1003 Sunburst Drive, Goldsboro, NC, US
As per our terms and conditions, the cancellation policy for conference attendees is as follows:
Registrants must submit their notice of cancellation in writing to info@carolinafarmstewards.org no later than two weeks prior to the event for a 50% refund, less a 10% administration and processing fee. Requests made three or more weeks prior to the events are eligible for a full refund, less a 10% administration and processing fee.
In the event you cannot attend an event you have registered for due to unforeseen circumstances beyond your control and the deadline for a full refund has passed, please contact CFSA. Examples may include but are not limited to natural disasters or family emergencies.
Registration
There is no cost to attend, but registration is required and will include a $35 fee for breakfast, a keynote lunch, and refreshments throughout the day.
NC SARE is offering registration and accommodation scholarships for extension agents. Apply today!
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