Wisconsin Schools of Grazing
- August 8-9, 2025: Marshfield School at the UW Marshfield Agricultural Research Station, 208356 Drake Ave N, Stratford, WI 54484
- August 13-14, 2025: Seymour School at the Oneida Nation Farm, N6010 County Rd C, Seymour, WI 54165
- September 22-23, 2025: Lancaster School at the UW Lancaster Agricultural Research Station, 7396 WI-35 & 81, Lancaster, WI 53813
The Wisconsin Schools of Grazing program announces its 2025 educational series, offering livestock producers comprehensive training in managed grazing techniques through three intensive two-day sessions scheduled across Wisconsin this summer and fall. Each session combines in-depth educational sessions with hands-on field experiences, led by managed grazing experts. The comprehensive curriculum covers essential topics including principles of managed grazing, soil health and pasture productivity, paddock sizing and placement, animal genetics and herd health, establishing and renovating pastures, and developing personalized grazing systems. Registration includes all instruction, meals, grazing guides, pasture sticks, and a binder full of fact sheets and resources. The program is designed for both beginning and experienced graziers looking to enhance their knowledge and refine their management practices. Those interested in attending can register online at grassworks.org. In order to keep the schools hands on and interactive, space is limited to the first 20 participants at each school. Registration is currently open for all schools and closes 5 days prior to the start of each school.