Registration is now open for the 2020 Cascadia Grains Conference in Olympia, WA

In its 8th year, Cascadia Grains Conference, produced by the WSU Food Systems Program, expands its reach, joining a national movement for local grains.

For more information contact:
Aba Kiser – Cascadia Grains Conference
Coordinatoraba.kiser@wsu.edu
360-531-0312
January 17 and 18 in Thurston County

Friday, January 17, at various locations and times around the South Puget Sound for our Friday Hands-On Field Trips.
Saturday, January 18, full conference from 8 a.m.– 8 p.m. at the South Puget Sound Community College in Olympia, WA.

Mel Darbyshire, the head baker for Grand Central Bakery, will be our keynote speaker.  Registration and more information about the full day conference events and programs are available at www.cascadiagrains.com. Early Bird pre-conference registration is $100, Regular Registration is $125 and $145 for those registering at the door. Scholarships are available.

For a full list of partners, please see our website at cascadiagrains.com. For more information contact Aba Kiser, Conference Coordinator at 360-531-0312 or aba.kiser@wsu.edu.

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