The 8th Cascadia Grains Conference will bring together 300 farmers, bakers, brewers, distillers, brokers, investors, policy-makers and others to strengthen the role of grains in the agricultural and food economy of the Pacific Northwest.<\/p>\n
The Friday Field Trips throughout the region and the full Conference on Saturday at the South Puget Sound Community College features workshops and hands-on classes that focus on three value-added grain enterprises: poultry and livestock feed, brewing and distilling, and artisan baking. Over the last three years the conference has developed into key educational event for producers and end-users and an important opportunity to network and collaborate along the value chain. Also included in Saturday will be a Resource Fair and Networking Sessions as well as a full breakfast, lunch and dinner. The conference will conclude with a Best of the Cascadia Tasting featuring local ales and spirits.<\/p>\n
At the conference:
\n* Farmers learn about grain production, connect with scale appropriate buyers, and learn strategies on increasing demands for cereals used for poultry and livestock feeds, artisan breads, brewing, and distilling.<\/p>\n
* Processors & end-users get an inside look into grain production, quality, and brokering relationships to get the grain you want and need.<\/p>\n
* Investors, brokers & local government officials get the scoop on rising investment and policy opportunities.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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