Women in Ag Conference

2025 West Virginia Women in Agriculture Conference

The annual West Virginia Women in Agriculture Conference provides research-based and practical educational opportunities for agribusiness operators while fostering networking and leadership development. Workshops focus on the five areas of risk management and production enterprises. Farm tours highlight successful operations and provide opportunities for participants to learn from other’s experiences. The conference is open to all and rotates annually to demonstrate the wide range of agricultural enterprises throughout West Virginia.

Save the Date for This Year's Conference!

October 31-November 1
Stonewall Resort
Roanoke, West Virginia 

Registration for the 2025 conference will open in late summer. Stay tuned for more updates. 

Conference Agenda

To get an idea of what will be offered at this year's conference, check out the schedule from last year's conference below. 

Lodging Info

Room reservation details will be announced later this year. In the meantime, click the button below to learn more about this year's venue. 

Thank You to Our Sponsors!

Women in Ag Learning Objectives:

• Education: Find information easily obtained, retained and understandable from discussion-based teaching experiences at the conference.
• Collaboration: Learn how to more effectively connect with other producers, funders, service providers and governmental representatives.
• Leadership: Understand the importance of developing leadership skills and sharing them to increase successes in the agriculture and natural resources industry.
• Economic: Adopt strategies that will lead to improved efficiency and increase small farm and agribusiness sustainability in West Virginia.

We look forward to seeing you in November!

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