By Scout Nelson
This November 16, the Kansas Rural Center (KRC) will host its 45th Annual Food and Farm Conference at the Drury Plaza Hotel Broadview in Wichita, Kansas. Themed "Innovation and Conservation," the conference will showcase the enduring efforts and achievements of the KRC in enhancing local agriculture and communities over the past 45 years.
Attendees can expect a comprehensive agenda, exploring the benefits of diversified farming systems which are deemed essential for a resilient future. These systems are pivotal in fostering healthy community food systems, supporting environmental sustainability, strengthening social structures, and providing viable livelihoods for local farmers.
The event will kick off with Friday activities, setting the stage for a full Saturday agenda packed with informative sessions designed to educate and inspire farmers and community members alike. The conference aims to equip participants with innovative strategies that help sustain their farms and communities effectively.
Whether you're a seasoned farmer, a newcomer to the agricultural sector, or simply interested in sustainable practices, the KRC’s Annual Food and Farm Conference promises valuable insights into the future of farming and community resilience.
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