09/04/2026
Want to Farm? Check out The Farming Where You Live webinars. Register: tiny.utk.edu/FWYL
Tennessee landowners interested in learning more about generating farm income on property they already own or live on are encouraged to attend any of the five upcoming educational webinars from CPA to be held via Zoom beginning in September.
The Farming Where You Live webinars will cover a variety of educational topics relevant to Tennessee landowners. The program especially targets small-acreage landowners, beginning farmers, and timber or forest landowners in Tennessee. However, all interested individuals are encouraged to attend.
Detailed information on the Farming Where You Live webinar series, including a list of session topics and speakers, is available online at tiny.utk.edu/CPAEvents.
Knowing that many of our Tennessee landowners are seeking opportunities to generate farm income on property they already own, the purpose of this webinar series is to provide free educational sessions that will help generate new insight or ideas into utilizing existing farm or forest land to its fullest potential.
Thursday, September 10, 2026 – Session Title TBA – Dr. Kim Morgan, UT Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics
Thursday, September 17, 2026 – “Where Do Vegetables Fit Into Your Production Plan?” – Dr. Annette Wszelaki, UT Department of Plant Science
Thursday, September 24, 2026 – Session Title TBA – Dr. Annie Vogel, UT Department of Plant Science
Thursday, October 1, 2026 – “Agroforestry 101” – Dr. Stephen Peairs, UT School of Natural Resources
Wednesday, October 7, 2026 – “Forest Landowner 101” – Chris Graves, UT School of Natural Resources
Sessions are free to attend, but preregistration is required. Interested individuals may register for the Farming Where You Live webinar series online at tiny.utk.edu/FWYL. Note that a valid email address is required to register for the program.
For additional information regarding registration or webinar sessions, contact Alaina Boyd at the UT Center for Profitable Agriculture at [email protected].