Mid-atlantic Ag and resource law Conference

Interested in learning more about heirs property, land use, solar development and other similar topics? Make plans to attend the 2025 Mid-Atlantic Agricultural and Resource Law Conference!

This event will be held on October 28-29, 2025, at the National Conservation Training Center, 698 Conservation Way, Shepherdstown, WV 25443.

Tentative Schedule

October 28: Evening social and bonus continuing legal education (CLE) session

October 29: A full day of continuing legal education, including heirs property, land use and solar development

Additional agenda and speaker details will be released closer to the event.

Registration Info

• $125 – Attendees who are NOT staying the night of October 28 at the National Conservation Training Center
• $100 – Attendees who ARE staying the night of October 28 at the National Conservation Training Center
• $50 – Students at accredited universities or colleges of law

Sponsorships are available, contact Jesse Richardson at 304-293-9460 or jesse.richardson@mail.wvu.edu to inquire.

Lodging

Accommodations are available at the National Conservation Training Center and include meals. The rate is $210 per night, including dinner on Oct. 28, and breakfast and lunch on Oct. 29.

To reserve a room, please contact 

Event Sponsorship

Sponsorship opportunities are available. If interested, contact Jesse Richardson at 304-293-9460 or jesse.richardson@mail.wvu.edu.

Hosts and Organizers

       

      

        

    

Things to Do

There are so many fun things for attendees to do while in the Shepherdstown area! Explore the links below to find local activities that fit your interests. 

In Shepherdstown

In Jefferson County

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