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Free Small Farms Winter Webinar Series by University of Illinois

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University of Illinois Extension once again will host the Small Farms Winter Webinar Series featuring practical lunch-hour presentations to give small farm producers a look at how leading practices in production, management and marketing can improve profitability and sustainability.
Viewers can tune in right from their desk at noon every Thursday through April 4. Each webinar will be presented by an Extension educator, timed to fit within your lunch hour, and recorded for future viewing if you have to miss the live session.
It’s easy and free to register for the Small Farms Winter Webinars. Sign up for as many as you want at http://go.aces.illinois.edu/SmallFarmWinterWebinar. A webinar reminder will be sent as well as log-on instructions and how to access the archived recording. If you do not have broadband internet capable of streaming video, call the local Extension office at 815-758-8194 to see if they offer live viewing.
The schedule of webinars follows:
Jan. 31 – 2018 Updates on Illinois Cottage Food Law
Feb. 7 – Five Years In: What do we really know about growing and processing Industrial Hemp?
Feb. 14 – Intro to Digital Marketing in the Local Food System
Feb. 21 – FSMA Produce Safety Exemptions and Guidance: What You Need to Know for 2019
Feb. 28 – Maximizing your Production: Succession and Companion Planting
March 7 – Healthy Soil Produces Healthy Vegetables
March 14 – The Best Practices for Maintaining Healthy Bee Hives
March 21 – Reducing Damage to Livestock and Specialty Crops from Wildlife
March 28 – Agroforestry for Diversification on Small Scale Farms
April 4 – ABCs of Tomato Production
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