About
Wisconsin Water and Soil Health Conference
Explore the intersection of on-farm research, soil health, and water quality with other farmers and agriculture professionals through dynamic keynote speakers, interactive breakout sessions, and thought-provoking roundtable discussions.
About the Conference
The WWASH conference bridges research with practical on-farm experience to equip farmers, agronomy, and conservation professionals with the tools for discussions, practice adoption, and collaboration opportunities that successfully reach beyond the two-day event.
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Why Attend
Network with over 300 farmers, agronomists, and conservation professionals.
Share applied, on-farm experiences.
Gain actionable insights.
Strengthen network connections.
Build community, collaboration, and confidence.
Takeaways You’ll Bring Home
Maximize Your Nutrient Efficiency and Soil Health
Discover best practices for your farm to keep fertilizer where your crops can actually use it. This event brings together experts to share strategies to maximize your nitrogen efficiency.
Harness Natural Pest Control and Pollinators
Learn how to manage the complex balance of predators, pollinators, and pests to protect your cash crops naturally and sustainably.
Diversify Rotations to Boost Profits and Yields
Hear from innovative growers and researchers on the practical logistics of expanding your rotation and successfully introducing new crop combinations into your operation.
Turn Margin Acres into Profit Centers
Tap into expert advice on using targeted field border strips to eliminate waste, improve efficiency, and lift your operation’s bottom line.
Hear From Attendees
“WWASH is a great place to reassure you that you are not alone on this journey!”
2024 WWASH Attendee
“This conference is genuinely great for networking and problem solving issues as a group.”
2024 WWASH Attendee
“As a farmer/landowner it was valuable to hear the stories and strategies of other farmers and their journey of what was successful and not successful.”
2024 WWASH Attendee