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Events

Past Events

We know that you can't possibly make it to all events that could provide new information, teach you new skills, or prove valuable otherwise in your fruit-growing journey. That's why we have collected event recaps, impressions of other growers, some of the presented information. Check these out, and be inspired to join us next time!

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Read about past events.

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Upcoming OFGA Events

Last update: May 20, 2025

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July 8.  Organic Apple Growing.  Peck and Bushel, Colgate, WI.  Discussion will include high density organic apples, pick-your-own, and hail netting.  Guest speaker Bill Pitts, tree salesman and consultant with expertise in apple varieties, planting systems, and orchard design.  $40 registration for OFGA members, $60 for non-Members.  Learn more and register.

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July 22.  Organic Berry Growing.  White Pine Berry Farm River Falls, WI.  Since the White Pine Berry Farm's beginning in 2012, Andrew and his family have raised organic strawberries, blueberries, and raspberries as well as vegetables and cut flowers; they sell produce U-pick and also offer value-added products produced at their on-farm store.  In addition to an in-depth farm tour with Andrew, guest speakers at this event will discuss pests and diseases, pollinator habitat plantings, and fruit farm finances.​​  Learn more and register.

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November 5.  Incorporating Organic Fruit on a Diverse Vegetable Farm.  Three Sisters Community Farm, Campbellsport, WI.  More info coming!

Upcoming Non-OFGA Events

Last update: October 25, 2024​

Past Events

We know that you can't possibly make it to all events that could provide new information, teach you new skills, or prove valuable otherwise in your fruit-growing journey. That's why we have collected event recaps, impressions of other growers, some of the presented information. Check these out, and be inspired to join us next time!

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Read about past events.

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