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  • Flyer for a Forestland Grazing & Silvopasture Field Day hosted by the Pend Oreille Conservation District. The design uses green and white colors with decorative leaf graphics and a faded background photo of a tractor mowing a field. Large headline reads: “FORESTLAND GRAZING & SILVOPASTURE FIELD DAY.” Event details state: September 11, 2026, at Vetter Demonstration Farm, 5281 Hattery-Owens Road, Deer Park, WA. Registration information includes the link https://bit.ly/graz-silv-ticket and a QR code. A section labeled “Explore” lists topics: Forage & Planting – Rainer Seeds Rangeland Management – NRCS Equipment Demonstration – POCD Silvopasture Management – WSU Several circular photos show farm and silvopasture scenes, including an aerial view of a farm, a barn and trees, a group seated inside a barn, and a large image of cattle grazing among trees in a wooded pasture. A contact section at the bottom left lists 509-671-2977 and stephena@pocd.org. The overall flyer promotes an educational field day focused on grazing livestock in forested and silvopasture systems.

    Forestland Grazing & Silvopasture Field Day

    Vetter Demonstration Farm 5281 Hattery-Owens Road, Deer Park, WA, United States

    Join Pend Oreille Conservation District for a hands-on learning experience exploring the benefits and management of forestland grazing and silvopasture systems. This interactive field day brings together landowners, producers, conservation professionals,…

    Free
  • Promotional flyer for a “No-Till Drill Demo Day” event. Large text at the top reads “No-Till Drill Demo Day,” with “September 15, 10 am–2 pm” on the right. The center features an aerial photograph of a farm facility in a dry agricultural landscape, showing buildings, grain bins, parked vehicles, and farm equipment arranged in an open lot. Beneath the photo, text states: “Registration is required by September 8 at PalouseCD.org.” Along the bottom are logos for the Washington Association of Wheat Growers, Pacific Northwest Direct Seed Association, Palouse Conservation District, Whitman Conservation District, Pine Creek Conservation District, and Rock Lake Conservation District. The background has a muted grass-texture design.

    Low & No-Till Drill Demo Day

    Clark Farms 6093 Palouse Albion Rd, Pullman, WA, United States

    Join Palouse, Whitman, Rock Lake, & Pine Creek Conservation Districts, Washington Association of Wheat Growers, and Pacific Northwest Direct Seed Association for a Low & No-Till Drill Demonstration Day at…

    Free
  • Flyer for a field day titled “Vineyard Cover Crop Hydroseeding.” Background image shows a vineyard with rolling hills under a cloudy sky. Event details: Thursday, September 17, 2026, 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM at Hedges Family Estate, Benton City, Washington. A map inset marks the vineyard location near Richland and Benton City. Large registration link: tinyurl.com/HedgesFieldDay. The flyer features two circular headshots labeled Reid Wilson, Hedges Family Estate and Liz Gillispie, WSU Prosser. Event description invites participants to join the Washington Soil Health Initiative for a field day at Hedges Family Estate, described as an organic and biodynamic vineyard. The program will explain and demonstrate the use of hydroseeding to establish under-vine cover crops. Additional text explains that hydroseeding involves spraying a mixture of seed, recycled paper mulch or straw, and water onto soil to encourage rapid vegetation establishment and weed suppression. A photo at the lower right shows vineyard rows with blue-green hydroseed material applied along the ground and the word “Hydroseeding!” overlaid on the image.

    Field Day: Under-Vine Cover Crop Hydroseeding

    Hedges Family Estate 53511 North Sunset Road, Benton City, WA, United States

    Join the Washington Soil Health Initiative for a field day at Hedges Family Estate, an organic and biodynamic vineyard. Vineyard Manager, Reid Wilson, and WaSHI Soil Health Vineyard Researcher and…

    Free

  • Promotional flyer for a Washington Soil Health Initiative (WaSHI) webinar titled “WaSHI Showcase: Tools and Resources for Soil Health.” The background shows dark soil with a hand trowel and garden fork partially visible. Event details: October 1, 2026 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. PT Online via Zoom Registration link: tinyurl.com/ToolShowcase The flyer invites participants to “Discover the growing suite of tools and resources designed to help you understand, manage, and improve soil health.” Four resource categories are highlighted in dark green boxes with gold icons

    WaSHI Showcase: Tools and Resources for Soil Health

    Join us for a 90-minute webinar to discover the growing suite of tools and resources designed to help producers, advisors, educators, and conservation professionals understand, manage, and improve soil health. …

    Free