Level Up! with two days of in-depth learning.

Friday 2 - 8 pm and Saturday 8:30 am - 4 pm

Learn. Network. Get your hands dirty.

Designed to help agricultural entrepreneurs strengthen their marketing, product and business management skills - attend sessions, a product showcase, and hands-on workshops led by professionals and experts

Hands-on Friday Workshops: Deep dive in focused 3-hour sessions designed to build practical skills you can put to work immediately.

Showcase & Networking Night: Get feedback on your products, chat with local buyers, and see your friends while connecting with fellow producers and industry experts.

Three Learning Tracks: Choose from sessions focused on Marketing, Production and Business Management to build the skills that matter most to your operation

Ag Academy Youth Conference hosted by 4-H: Engaging, age-appropriate learning and FUN for youth 5-12. (Youth 13+ are welcome at a reduced student rate in the main conference sessions.)

Trade Show: Meet local suppliers, service providers and industry partners who can help take your farm to the next level.

Flexible Registration Options: Attend one day or both. Special pricing available for youth and students.

 

Pricing

Friday: $55/adult ($30 for full time students) includes 1 hands on workshop, dinner, and trade show. 

Saturday: $95/adult ($50 for full time students) includes choice of workshops and lunch.

Both days for $140 ($70 for full time students)!

Ag Academy Youth Conference (ages 5-12) for $50/day

Children 5 and under, accompanied by adult, are free.

Register by January 22, 2027 for a 15% Early Bird Discount

 

Questions? Email: neo-aic@osu.edu or call : 330-263-8072 

Full Session details and Hotel options coming soon!

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Countdown to the Event

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February 15, 2027

Sponsored by Ohio State Extension Small Farms Team; The Ohio State University College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences; the Northeast Ohio Agricultural Innovation Center; and the Agroecosystem Management Program