Welcome to the Arkansas Ag Learning HUB
A free hybrid workshop series that is convenient, engaging, and educational. Leave with all the tools you need for success as a farmer or a rewarding career in agriculture. Select the workshop(s) that you would like to attend by browsing the list and clicking the RSVP button.
Watch from where you are or join us in person
This go-to resource is a free educational learning HUB that features in demand and on demand instructional videos an guides.
Upcoming Workshops
Register for an upcoming workshop. You may attend in person when applicable or virtually. If you would like to host a workshop contact us here
Sun, Jul 28Location is TBDJul 28, 2024, 11:00 AM – 11:05 AMLocation is TBD
Sun, Aug 25Location is TBDAug 25, 2024, 11:00 AM – 11:05 AMLocation is TBD
Sun, Oct 27Location is TBDOct 27, 2024, 11:00 AM – 11:05 AMLocation is TBD
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What You’ll Learn
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Conservation Practices
Gain comprehensive understanding of conservation practices, including soil health management, water conservation, and biodiversity preservation -
Urban Agriculture Strategies
Get equipped with practical knowledge about urban agriculture, addressing the unique challenges and opportunities associated with growing food in urban environments -
Community Food Systems
Explore the dynamics of community food systems, understanding the importance of local food production, distribution, and consumption -
NRCS Opportunities and Programs
Get insights into the various opportunities and programs offered by the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS)
We want to empower you to navigate NRCS resources effectively, and promote sustainable agricultural practices and environmental stewardship.
If you are confident as a producer or future producer, then Arkansas can be confident about the future of its food.
We are depending on you after you depend on us to provide the technical assistance you need to make great things happen in agriculture and the environment.
Why We Do It
In the face of climate uncertainties, these practices that you will learn with these workshops will help farmers and gardeners to thrive as stewards in conservation and local food production. By becoming, or supporting local farmers and markets, small-scale agriculture bolsters the economy, creates jobs and fosters community engagement. The emphasis on conservation ensures that these benefits are not only immediate but also extend to future generations, laying the groundwork for a more secure and resilient food landscape in Arkansas.