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Sunday-Wednesday Jan. 10-13

American Farm Bureau Annual Convention (virtual): The convention will focus on top issues including the impact of COVID-19, sustainability and the future of the supply chain. Website: https://www.fb.org

Thursday, Jan. 14

Create a Plan for Your Land Workshop (virtual): Learn from experts about soil, water and wildlife conservation. Classes are geared toward small farms and rural properties, but anyone is welcome. We will provide technical assistance to complete conservation plans and potentially find funding for conservation projects on your land. Plan to attend all four free sessions, which will be from 5 to 8 p.m.:

Jan. 14: Conservation planning — Soil.

Jan. 21: Water and vegetation.

Jan. 28: Streamsides and woodlands.

Feb. 4: Working lands — Putting it all together.

Contact: Marion Soil and Water Conservation District, 503-391-9927. Registration: http://virtualpfyl.eventbrite.com

Tuesday-Wednesday Jan. 19-20

Dairy Strong Annual Conference (virtual): The annual conference is organized by the Dairy Business Association. More details to come. Website: https://www.dairystrong.org

Wednesday-Saturday Jan. 20-23

41st EcoFarm Conference (virtual): Save the date for the 41st EcoFarm Conference Jan. 20-23. Building upon its farmer-to-farmer education model, EcoFarm is an essential networking and educational hub for ecologically minded farmers, ranchers and all who work to support their success in growing a healthy food system and world. Mark your calendars for Jan. 20-23 and get ready for an EcoFarm Conference unlike any before as we will convene online for our 41st event. Phone: 831-763-2111 Email: info@eco-farm.org Website: https://eco-farm.org/conference

Friday Jan. 22

Family Foresters Workshop (virtual): The Family Foresters Workshop is designed to strengthen the skills of consulting foresters, state-employed service foresters and other natural resource professionals who work with family forest owners. It serves as a forum to provide updates on emerging technology and knowledge applicable to family forestry. This year’s program will be held online via Zoom. There is no registration fee this year, but those wishing to participate should register at https://bit.ly/3llJsB0 by Jan. 15. For questions, contact Chris Schnepf at cschnepf@uidaho.edu, (208) 446-1680; Sean Alexander at sean.alexander@wsu.edu, (509) 680-0358, or Andy Perleberg at andyp@wsu.edu, (509) 667-6540.

Monday-Thursday Jan. 25-28

Dairy Forum 2021 (virtual): Presentations will focus on leadership, technology, global trade, sustainability, product innovations and navigating the political landscape. Website: https://www.idfa.org

Tuesday-Thursday Jan. 26-28

FSCPCA-Preventive Controls for Human Food: This FSPCA Preventive Controls for Human Food course is the “standardized curriculum” recognized by the FDA. This course covers regulation Title 21 CFR 117 – Current Good Manufacturing Practice, Hazard Analysis, and Risk-Based Preventive Controls for Human Food. The course will go in-depth with requirements for Hazard Analysis and Risk-Based Preventive Controls based food safety training. Course participants will get familiar with all requirements of Preventive Controls based food safety plan and how to design the plan, and upon successful completion of the course become a Preventive Controls Qualified Individual (PCQI). Cost: $750 Contact: Jane Hokanson, 208-616-5191, janehokanson@techhelp.org

Wednesday, Jan. 27

Farm Transition Planning Four-Part Workshop (virtual): It’s never too early — or too late — to begin securing your farm’s future. A farm transition plan is essential to protecting your interests and minimizing attorney fees, taxes, and family stress. This free workshop series will help you understand your options and navigate the planning process. All classes are 1-4 p.m. In partnership with the Small Business Development Center at Clackamas Community College, Tualatin SWCD will host four workshops covering the following topics:

Jan. 27: The estate planning process and options.

Feb. 10: Strategies for having difficult conversations.

Feb. 24: Organizing your finances and business structure.

March 10: Preparing your operation and heirs for transition.

Information: https://bit.ly/3gxXD4r

Saturday Jan. 30

Pesticide Collection Event in Washington County, Ore. Tualatin Soil and Water Conservation District in Washington County, Ore., is sponsoring a free pesticide collection event. Take advantage of this opportunity to safely and anonymously dispose of old and unwanted pesticides. You must pre-register with the disposal service by Jan. 15 so they are prepared to receive your chemicals. Find registration instructions on the Tualatin SWCD website: https://bit.ly/3ahN6ct Contact: Charlotte Trowbridge, 503-277-3709, charlotte.trowbridge@tualatinswcd.org

Tuesday-Wednesday Feb. 9-10

National Hemp Symposium (virtual): The National Academies of Sciences Board on Agriculture and Natural Resources and Oregon State University’s Global Hemp Innovation Center invite you to the inaugural National Hemp Symposium. This event will include a diverse program with a broad focus on both what the industry has accomplished to date and what lies ahead. Major U.S. corporations participating in international supply chains across all sectors will join us to express their views on the science and R&D needs for the thousands of hemp-based sustainable products. Conference Services-Oregon State University, 541-737-9300, conferences@oregonstate.edu

Tuesday-Thursday Feb. 9-11

World Ag Expo (virtual): The World Ag Expo in Tulare, Calif., is moving online this year. It will kick off February 9-11, the original show dates. Live events and seminars will be scheduled 9 a.m.-4 p.m. PST each day, but content will be available on-demand at no charge to attendees around the clock. For more information, go to https://www.worldagexpo.com/

Tuesday-Thursday Feb. 16-18

Northwest Agricultural Show (virtual): The 51st edition of the Northwest Ag Show will be a free digital event featuring a daily lineup of presentations, virtual exhibitor booths and more. The event features equipment demos, networking opportunities and a schedule of educational programming. Attendees have the opportunity to live-chat and direct message with representatives from participating companies and take advantage of show specials. For more information, go to https://northwestagshow.com/

Monday-Friday Feb. 23-25

Spokane Ag Show (virtual): Currently, we are finalizing the latest technology in virtual conferences and trade shows and expect recording breaking attendance at our virtual show in 2021. Website: https://www.agshow.org/