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During this session, our panel of experienced farmers walks through how planting rye fits into their system and the importance of adaptive rye management the following spring. This session presents different scenarios and the panelists share their real-life experiences and the lessons they’ve learned along the way. Speakers: Jason Cavadini, Derek Ducat, Rod Webb

In Wisconsin, we’re fortunate to have manure as a natural fertilizer. A panel of farmers discuss their experiences (the how) on maximizing the benefits of manure through in-season applications. This session takes a deeper look into widening manure application windows by using various tools (crop rotation, cover crops, application equipment, etc.). Speakers: Aaron Augustian, Jacob Brey, Jordan Crave

This session provides a comprehensive overview of things farmers should know and consider when navigating the rapidly evolving space of carbon and ecosystem markets. Speakers: Kristin Foehringer, Jean Brokish, Paul Dietmann

Jacob Granfors, Pheasants Forever Farm Bill Wildlife Biologist, and Garett Christiansen, NRCS Forester, discuss open landscapes, early successional habitat, and young forest/brushland wildlife habitat. During this session Jake and Garett cover the range, population status, habitat needs, and ongoing management for Sharptail Grouse. This session also includes a discussion of other early successional wildlife species that utilize similar habitats and/or adjacent forests, such as Woodcock, Ruffed Grouse, and Golden Winged Warblers.