Throughout the day we have ag themed rides and games, mini golf, jump pad, Crazy Rooster scavenger hunt, cow train and hayrides, pedal tractors, maze, contest and prizes, food trucks, dunk tank, and more.
Held annually since 2014, the Youth Summit brings participants from across Indian Country to the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville, Arkansas, to spend a week creating lifelong memories and fostering professional and academic skills development.
Learn to safely preserve your wild meats, fish, berries,plants, and garden harvests for the pantry shelf.
This free class includes information for Cottage Foods and small specialty food producers, market and community gardeners, and sales of wild harvest berries and vegetables.
Highlighting gardens, pollinator hubs, resource depots, and subsistence foods, this bike tour emphasizes food security.
Led by Indigenous farmers in partnership with Calypso Farm in Fairbanks, this hands-on program will teach participants how to grow vegetables in a way that is transferable to village communities.