Farmer Networks
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Veggies, Fruits & Cut Flowers
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Farmer Networks 〰️ Veggies, Fruits & Cut Flowers 〰️
Join us for a fun day of networking and learning from one another.
This event is designed to cultivate meaningful conversations and strengthen our local farmer network. Connect with fellow producers, share experiences, ask questions, and build relationships that extend beyond the field day. Together, we can learn from one another, support conservation efforts, and grow a resilient farming community.
Rebecca Titus is the owner-operator of a family-run farm where she grows an abundant mix of vegetables, fruits, and cut flowers. Using regenerative practices, Rebecca is committed to soil health, biodiversity, and environmentally responsible production.
What you’ll learn:
Using compost and natural fertilizers
Hoeing and hand-weeding
Tending to bees and wildlife habitat
Working in diverse soil types
Irrigation Management
Cover Crops
Soil Health
Photo Release Statement: Participants in Eaton Conservation District (ECD) events may be photographed or video recorded for use in ECD promotional and educational materials, including printed and electronic media, such as the website, newsletters, and social media. Participants are not identified by name in the materials. Photos may also be shared with the Michigan Association of Conservation Districts. If you do not want to be included in photos or video recordings, please notify an ECD staff member upon your arrival at this event and your wishes will be respected.
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Yes! There will be a free lunch for every registered participant. Email EatonAg@MACD.org for any dietary restrictions.
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Yes! Every person has the chance to win a soil penetrometer, soil infiltration ring, soil thermometer OR a grazing stick!
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Visit the Farm Website: https://www.titusfarms.com/
More Field Days Coming Soon:
June 30th: Pasture Walk with Joe Hetrick at Joe’s Happy Acres
July 14th: Pasture Walk with Bridget Kavanagh at Happy Goat Lucky Ewe & Michigan Merinos Farm
August 14th: Cropping System Field Day with Hickey Farms, LLC
This event was made possible by funding from MDARD’s Regenerative Agriculture Education and Outreach Grant