Women In Ag Conference set for September in Fort Worth

Southern Livestock

June 9, 2023

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The inaugural Women in Agriculture Conference will be held on Sept. 12 th and 13 th in the historic Fort Worth Stockyards, Fort Worth, Texas.

The two-day event is designed to assist farm and ranch women with problem solving, record keeping and decision-making skills. The conference will cover topics designed to help them with financial sustainability, management resources, risk management, legal and liability issues, family financial planning and ranch management.

In addition, there will be an evening event designed to facilitate networking, while having fun in the historic setting.

The conference is inspired by the very successful Annie’s Project, which is dedicated to providing educational programs to strengthen women’s roles in the modern farm/ranch enterprise.

For information visit https://agrilife.org/urbantarrantag/ or the Facebook page Tarrant Co-Ag & Natural Resources. Fort Worth hotel and registration information can be accessed at Women in Agriculture at www.eventbrite.com.

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