Regenerative Pasture Management - Summer Session

Join us with resource professionals and sponsors from Osceola-Lake Conservation District, NRCS, MSU extension, Farm Bureau, MAEAP and Michigan Forage Council as we tour the farm!

Mitchell Cat Creek Farms is a cow calf operation that also finishes grass fed beef. They sell beef direct to consumers and are working to adopt regenerative practices that help restore soil health and function. They use bale grazing and unrolling coupled with adaptive grazing management methods to provide fertility and improve their ecosystem function.

Topics of discussion will include:
Bale Grazing & Unrolling - what does it look like 6 months after??? Come see!!
Adaptive Grazing
Soil Health
Dung Beetles
NRCS Program Update

Light meal of farm fresh brats and refreshments will be provided. 🌭

RSVP by phone 📞 : 231-465-8005
Or email: QnJhbmRpICEgbWl0Y2hlbGwgfCBtYWNkICEgb3Jn

You may also like the following events from Mecosta and Osceola-Lake Conservation Districts:

• Next month, 12th July, 10:00 am, Conservation Pop-up in Mecosta
• Next month, 21st July, 08:00 am, Conservation Bus Tour in Remus
• This August, 7th August, 02:00 pm, Mecosta County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day in Big Rapids

Also check out other Health & Wellness events in Hersey.