Southeast Texas Urban Ag and Farm Safety Summit set for Nov. 13 in Katy
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The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service will host the Southeast Texas Urban Ag and Farm Safety Summit from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on November 13 at Beckendorff Farms, 28533 Morton Road, Katy.
Regular registration ends November 9. Registration costs $75 for an individual or $135 for a couple, which may include any two people. To register, visit tx.ag/FarmandSafetySummit26.
About the Summit
The annual event brings together farmers, ranchers, educational professionals, city personnel, and other urban agriculture enthusiasts for continued education on animal, plant, and farm safety topics.
Two educational tracks will be provided:
- General Agriculture Track: Offers practical agriculture sessions for the Southeast Texas community.
- Continuing Education Unit (CEU) Track: Provides participants with up to five Texas Department of Agriculture CEUs: two general, two integrated pest management, and one laws and regulations.
Attendees will have networking opportunities during the trade show and catered lunch.
For More Information
Contact Steven Frederick, AgriLife Extension agriculture and natural resources agent, Harris County, at [EMAIL_REDACTED].
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