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Sustainable Manure Management

Join us for a soil health lunch and learn!

A row of dairy cows in their stalls.
Lunch and Learn We're back with another soil health lunch and learn opportunity! During this session, you'll hear from guest experts about sustainable manure management. © Roman Melnyk/Shutterstock

Join us for the opportunity to learn from guest experts on sustainable manure management: unique practices, the new manure hauler certification program and more.

  • Brent Robinson Green Point Dairy, Caro, MI
  • Tess Van Gorder Conservation & Regulatory Relations Specialist, Michigan Farm Bureau
  • Joel Leland Conservation Program Associate, The Nature Conservancy in Michigan

Attend in-person or online. For in-person attendees, doors open at 11 a.m. with a complimentary lunch. For virtual attendees, you'll receive a link to your registration email to access the meeting at 11:30 a.m.

CEUs offered for eligible attendees.

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Pre-registration is required. For questions or assistance, contact Rebecca McNitt at 517-316-2282 or rebecca.mcnitt@tnc.org.

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