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This library contains some of our favorite useful webinar recordings from a variety agriculture organizations.
The Three Secrets to Increasing Profit.
Presented by the Intertribal Agriculture Council
With Dallas Mount the owner/CEO of Ranch Management Consultants
Basic Business Organization and Succession Planning
From the Intertribal Agriculture Council
with Jim Wabindato and IAC's Dan Cornelius Legal services.
Grazing Management Economic Leverage to Improve your Business
From the Intertribal Agriculture Council
with Dallas Mount the Owner/CEO of Ranch Management Consultants
Grassroots Marketing Adapting to a New Reality
Presented by the Intertribal Agriculture Council
with Taylor Gazda of GAZDA The Brand- full service marketing for agriculture businesses.
Pivoting Business and Marketing Strategies - Direct Farm Experience
From the Intertribal Agriculture Council
with Brandy Button of Ramona Farms, Simon Martinez of Bow & Arrow, Chris Gates of Seka Hills
Scaling Up Pastured Livestock Production,
Presented by: (FACT) Food Animal Concerns Trust
September 23, 2020
Learn about what it would take to scale up pastured meat production on your operation. Presenter Franklin Egan, PhD, Director of Education with Pasa Sustainable Agriculture, will share lessons learned that will help farmers to improve their yields and bottom line. Watch Webinar or Download Slides
Direct Marketing Meat: The Logistics of Meat Processing,
Presented by: (FACT) Food Animal Concerns Trust
December 11, 2018
Join Rebecca Thistlethwaite of the Niche Meat Processor Assistance Network to discusses how to get your animals processed into sellable meat for different market channels, including how to prepare your animals for slaughter and the various regulations involved. Watch Recording or
Farm Loans: How and When to Use Debt to Finance Your Farm Business,
Presented by: (FACT) Food Animal Concerns Trust
December 2, 2021. Growing a food and farm business often requires taking on debt. The right loans can help, but it is important to know when and where to seek funding, and which lending opportunities best suit your purpose. Learn about how to decide whether debt financing is the right tool for you, and how to get approved. Watch recording or Download Slide
Facebook Groups - You Secret Weapon for Customer Care, Loyalty and Profits,
Presented by: (FACT) Food Animal Concerns Trust
December 14, 2021. Explore how a Facebook group can foster community, trust, creativity, and deeper relationships. You’ll learn strategies to get people talking, sharing ideas, and ultimately grow your customer into super-buyers. Watch Recording or Download Slides
Record Keeping Goals and Processes for Farmers — A Playlist
Presented By: The National Center for Appropriate Technology
In this video series, Julia Shanks, a food systems consultant, provides an overview of recordkeeping goals and processes farmers and ranchers can use to meet them.
Please note: this playlist is focused on learning how to use Quickbooks.
Part 1. Overview of Record Keeping Goals and Processes
Part 2. Getting Started in Quickbooks
Part 3. Getting Started in Quickbooks
USDA Beginning Farmer and Rancher Resources
From the Intertribal Agriculture Council.
IAC hosts SD United States Department of Agriculture staff to explore resources and tools available to beginning Farmers and Ranchers.
Grazing for Resilience - Bouncing Forward from Catastrophic Events,
Presented by: (FACT) Food Animal Concerns Trust - January 26, 2022. This webinar will delve into grazing management strategies that will help insulate your operation from catastrophes like drought, flood, and fire. Learn how to build resilient soils, plants and businesses by using your most powerful tool: the ability to plan, observe and adapt to whatever nature dishes out. Watch Recording | Download Slides | Download Resource
Water Management for Pasture Grazing Systems,
Presented by: (FACT) Food Animal Concerns Trust - Presented by: (FACT) Food Animal Concerns Trust - March 22, 2021. In this webinar, discover approaches to assessing the water in your pastures and methods to divert, slow, spread, and sink water into the soil. Learn when ditches, ponds, swales, and other methods are appropriate. Our presenter is Steve Gabriel, farmer and author of SILVOPASTURE. Watch Recording
Grazing to Avoid Trouble, January 26, 2021. Join FACT and NCAT Livestock Specialist and sheep and goat producer Linda Coffey to discuss some of the problems farmers might encounter while grazing their livestock. Bloat, toxic plants, fescue toxicity, predator control, and parasite management will be addressed in this hour, with time for questions. > Watch Recording or Download Slides
Pasture Biodiversity for Animal Health,
Presented by: (FACT) Food Animal Concerns Trust - January 21, 2021. In this webinar, NCAT Sustainable Agriculture Specialist Kara Kroeger will discuss how you can manage your pastures with regenerative methods to beneficially influence the health of your livestock and the ecosystem by fostering biodiversity both above and below ground. > Watch Recording or Download Slides
Pasture Management for Limited Resource Farmers
Presented by: (FACT) Food Animal Concerns Trust - January 12, 20201. This webinar gives small, limited resource farmers the tools they need to better understand the benefits of good pasture management. Our guest presenter is Felicia Bell, agriculture specialist with NCAT/ATTRA in Jackson, Mississippi. Watch Recording or Download Slides
Pasture Management with Sarah Flack - Soil and Plants
Presented by: (FACT) Food Animal Concerns Trust - February 4, 2020. Join FACT and grazing expert Sarah Flack for part 1 of a 3 part series on pasture management strategies.
Watch Recording (part 1),
Watch Recording (part 2),
Watch Recording (part 3)
Weed Management & Identification,
Presented by: (FACT) Food Animal Concerns Trust - October 23, 2019. Dr. Mark Renz, Professor and Extension Weed Specialist at the University of Wisconsin, will discuss approaches livestock producers can take to manage weeds in their pastures. Dr. Renz will focus much of the webinar on weed identification, highlighting resources available to help with identification and even assist with identification of specific weeds. Watch Recording or Download Slides
Natural Resources Regenerative Agriculture Practices
From the Intertribal Agriculture Council.
Presented by Del Ficke of Ficke Cattle Company.
NCAT-Intensive Grazing: One Farm’s Set Up serise
Dave Scott, a livestock specialist with the National Center for Appropriate Technology and co-owner of Montana Highland Lamb near Whitehall, Montana, discusses the operation’s intensive grazing set-up.
Ch. 5. Observing Animal Health
Ch. 6. Monitoring What You Leave Behind
Presented by: (FACT) Food Animal Concerns Trust - April 9, 2019. Cover crops have value as livestock feed – but how much value? On-farm research shows that cover crops can offset the cost of winter feed and put money back into farmer’s pockets. Meghan Filbert, livestock program manager at Practical Farmers of Iowa (PFI), will share best management practices to maximize the economic value of cover crops. Watch Recording or Download Slides
Presented by: (FACT) Food Animal Concerns Trust - May 20, 2015. Fencing expert Randy Culter discusses the ins and outs of fencing for livestock: planning, placement, and practicality of making fences. Learn about fence types, mental and physical barriers, resources, costs, and preparation and see how to use various fencing materials. Watch Recording or Download Slides
FSA Stakeholder Webinar: USDA Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program (CREP)
Tuesday, Jan 4, 2022
Join FSA to learn more about the USDA CREP, a partnership program under the well-known Conservation Reserve Program (CRP), the country’s largest private land conservation program.
This webinar will include an in-depth discussion of the CREP program with a focus on helping organizations determine if partnering with FSA through a CREP agreement may be of interest.
Pandemic Livestock Indemnity Program (PLIP) Stakeholder Webinar
July 20, 2021
PLIP will provide financial relief for the losses and costs associated with depopulation due to COVID-19. Are you a swine, chicken, or turkey producer who suffered losses due to insufficient access to processing facilities during the coronavirus pandemic? This program may be for you! Sign up begins in FSA county offices on July 20, 2021. Recording | Webinar Slides
Have you ever considered running for office? FSA county committees are made up of local farmers, ranchers and landowners who make decisions regarding FSA programs and hiring county office employees in FSA county offices. Nomination period closes nationwide August 2nd. Join us to learn how you or members of your organization can become local FSA leaders. Presentation Slides| Webinar Recording
FSA Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) Educational Webinar
February 13, 2020
Join us as we talk with the CRP National Program Specialist and our guest from Women Food and Ag Network, to discuss the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) and what producers should know as they prepare for the General CRP sign-up deadline on February 28th. Webinar Recording | Presentation Slides | Webinar Q&A Document.
Supporting Organic and Transitioning Farmers Through Cost-Share and Conservation Programs
November 18, 2021
This webinar will provide an overview of USDA Farm Service Agency's programs that support organic and transitioning farmers through climate and environmentally-friendly farming practices. Including the OTECP, and the OCCSP and CRP. Webinar Recording | Presentation Slides
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