Upcoming MNGLCA Events
Join us on the farm for hands-on grazing field days and trainings.
Field Day
Virtual Fencing & Cover Crop Grazing
Training
Bale Grazing for Conservation Professionals – Train the Trainer
Where to Find MNGLCA
Stop by and say hello! MNGLCA will be at these partner conferences and events across the region this season.
Modern Homesteading Conference
MASWCD Annual Convention
Minnesota Cattle Industry Convention
Minnesota Organic Conference
GrassWorks Grazing Conference
Soil Management Summit
Women in Ag Network Conference
Midwest Grazing & Soil Health Summit
Past Events
Better Pastures, Better Returns: Always Growing at Grover Land & Cattle
Three Generations, One Shared Vision: Learning from the Juten Family
Healthy Roots & Clean Boots
Celebrating Minnesota’s Cattle Industry: A Day on the Road at the MN Cattlemen’s Summer Tour
Virtual Fence in Action: Learning, Innovation, and Great Company in Blue Earth
GrazeHERs North — Good Grazing at Little Timber Farm
Rain, Ruminants, and Resilience: A GrazeHERs Field Day to Remember
Feathers on the Farm: Where Birders and Graziers Found Common Ground
MNGLCA Featured on Minnesota LIVE to Share “Feathers on the Farm”
Virtual Fencing in Action: Producers Explore New Grazing Technology at WCROC May 19, 2025 | Morris, Minnesota
Cattle, Connections, and Temple Grandin: Inside the SFA Midwest Summit posted 3/5/2026
Making the Most of Each Acre: Livestock + Cropland Integration Winter Integration Series — February 26, 2026 Dassel History Center and Ergot Museum, Dassel, MN
A Wonderful Day in Baudette: Lake of the Woods Producer Livestock Workshop posted on February 23, 2026
Cow-Calf Days 2026: A 50+ Year Tradition of Practical Beef Education
Ranching for Profit Comes to Bemidji: Economics First, Grazing Smarter, Planning for the Long Game
Hubbard Grazing Workshop Stron g Turnout and Strong Conversations
Not Your Run-of-the-Mill Session: A Cow’s-Eye View of Adaptive Grazing
Our Annual Meeting at Sherburne National Wildlife Refuge was held on January 12, 2026. Surrounded by beautiful views of the oak savanna and a room full of committed partners, the message was clear: our grazing community is supported, valued, and moving forward with momentum.
