Annual gathering for open-source agricultural technology practitioners, farmers, and developers. Focuses on farmer-centered tech tools, data sovereignty, and low-cost solutions for small and medium-scale farms. Applications required for attendance.
Annual conference focused on biochar science, production, and farm application for soil health, carbon sequestration, and regenerative agriculture. Researchers, farmers, and practitioners share the latest in biochar technology and field implementation.
The Northeast’s largest indoor farm show, with more than 400 exhibitors across six buildings covering equipment, crops, dairy, beef, and woodlots. Adult admission has been $5 at the door, and under 18 are free.
New York’s main winter conference and trade show for vegetable, berry, and fruit growers, with educational sessions and DEC pesticide recertification credits. The Becker Forum covers farm labor topics.
An online forum from American Farmland Trust, 1:00 to 2:30 PM, for people who help New York farm families pass on or transfer farmland, including attorneys, appraisers, lenders, mediators, and farm service providers. A chance to meet others in the field and share resources.
A free community celebration of Central New York farmers, food producers, and artisans with vendor booths, food trucks, and live music. Local farms interested in a vendor spot can contact CCE Oneida County.
A one-day conference on solar and agrivoltaics, distributed wind, farm energy efficiency, and funding for farm energy projects, with panels of installers, farmers, and energy specialists. Registration is currently waitlist only.
A two-day conference for veterans and their families who farm or want to, with sessions from farmers and agricultural professionals and a keynote on assistive technology in farming. Open to veterans and families; $25 per person, with fee waivers available.
A free one-day conference with organic growers and researchers on organic no-till row crops, marketing, and transitioning grain farms to organic. Lunch is included.
