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Date of this Version
3-24-2021
Document Type
Newsletter Issue
Citation
Cornhusker Economics, March 24, 2021
Agricultural Economics, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Abstract
More than 200 attendees joined the virtual 2021 Nebraska Women in Agriculture Conference from the comfort of their own homes, February 19-20. While this conference looked different compared to years past, it still captured the goals of building relation-ships while gaining valuable knowledge.
The two-day event offered both a live stream and an on-demand learning opportunity for the attendees. Two keynote speakers, four live workshops, and more than 10 on-demand workshops gave attendees a variety of topics and knowledge to take back to their operations.
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