ACAM Virtual Peer Meeting November 13

New York farmer Olivia Fuller is working hard to transition her fourth-generation dairy farm into a diversified direct-to-market meat supplier for her community. Her first step: transforming her 300-acre farm, located at the foot of the Adirondacks, through rotational grazing. Learn how Olivia is getting technical assistance from her local USDA- NRCS to implement rotational grazing on her acreage and kickstart conservation on her family farm.

Join us for another opportunity to talk with Oliva and her local USDA-NRCS in an open discussion about how conservation can work on your farm.

Hosted by Conservation Steward Olivia Fuller
Olivia Fuller is a next-generation farmer stewarding her fourth- generation family farm, Fuller Acres, located in the Welch Hollow valley of Fort Ann, New York. Raised on a dairy farm, Olivia struggled to see how she could return to the farm and have a profitable farm business. As the only heir and last chance for her family’s farm to continue as her dad neared retirement, Olivia and partner Thomas Hughes found a way to transition the farm so that it worked for their generation and suited their skills, while working in partnership with the senior generation. Now, they focus on rotational grazing, stewarding their land and resources and selling beef, pork, and maple syrup direct to consumer.

About the Virtual Peer Network Series
Join America’s Conservation Ag Movement in a live, farmer-led networking event where you’ll hear the latest from experts and innovators moving the needle in conservation ag. Glean insights and meet other like-minded farmers and ranchers in your state at these interactive virtual events. In 2024, ACAM is hosting a series of VPN events in Montana, Georgia, Louisiana, Oklahoma and New York.

Learn more about upcoming VPNs and other virtual and in person conservation agriculture events at americasconservationagmovement.com!