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UMURAI 2025 brings dynamic keynote speakers

UMURAI 2025 brings dynamic keynote speakers


By Scout Nelson

The Upper Midwest Urban & Rural Agriculture Innovation Conference (UMURAI) 2025 is set to take place on February 6-7, 2025, at Arrowwood Resort & Conference Center in Oacoma, South Dakota. This regional event promises valuable resources and insights for agricultural producers in South Dakota and surrounding states.

Early-bird registration is open until January 3, 2025, offering savings of $15 on a one-day pass and $25 on a two-day pass. Don’t miss this opportunity to prepare for the next growing season while saving on registration fees.

UMURAI 2025 will feature two dynamic keynote speakers: Benjamin Fahrer from Top Leaf Farms and Erika Tebbens from Taste the Local Difference. These experts bring years of experience in local food systems and consumer engagement, providing attendees with actionable strategies to enhance their operations.

The conference includes four dedicated tracks, tailored to support producers. One day will focus on regenerative organic practices, while the second day will cover business development, urban agriculture, and advanced techniques for producers. Attendees will gain practical tools and innovative approaches to optimize their agricultural operations.

With networking opportunities, access to regional resources, and a growing lineup of exceptional speakers, UMURAI 2025 is designed to empower producers and encourage sustainable farming practices.

Register now to secure your spot and take advantage of early-bird savings. For more information and to view the full agenda, visit the conference website. This is your chance to gain knowledge, build connections, and prepare for a successful 2025 season.

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