Registration
2025 Soil Health Conference Registration
January 15-16, 2025 – Ramkota Hotel and Event Center
Watertown, SD
Please register using the options below.
Prefer to pay for registration with a check? Please follow these steps!
- Click on the image below to access a PDF version of our registration form, save to your computer, and once completed email to sdsoilhealth@gmail.com or mail to SD Soil Health Coalition, 43968 139th Street Webster, SD 57274.
- Payment for your registration may be made by mailing a check to: SD Soil Health Coalition 43968 139th Street Webster, SD 57274 or by using the online registration option shown to the left.
Soil Health Conference Registration Open!
The 2025 Soil Health Conference will be held Jan. 15-16 at the Ramkota Hotel and Event Center in Watertown, a spacious venue which will allow for a full day and a half of speaker sessions, awards, producer panels, and time to engage with sponsors. This event will feature many speakers including Keith Berns, Nebraska no-till farmer, ag educator, and co-owner of Green Cover Seed; Paul Jasa, noted Extension egineer at University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Dr. Jon Lundgren, Ecdysis Foundation executive director and CEO of Blue Dasher Farm; and Joe Breker, an award-winning North Dakota producer who has been using regenerative agriculture practices for over 40 years!
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