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Farmers and Landowners Expand Knowledge at Antlers, Anglers, and Ag Event
MU Extension hosts annual educational conference for rural landowners in Tennessee
Mar. 29, 2026 at 7:10pm
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The University of Missouri Extension recently hosted its annual 'Antlers, Anglers, and Ag' conference in Nashville, Tennessee, bringing together local farmers, ranchers, and other rural landowners to share knowledge and learn about best practices in land and wildlife management.
Why it matters
As more Americans move away from rural areas, events like this help ensure that traditional agricultural knowledge and sustainable land stewardship practices are passed down to the next generation of farmers and landowners in Tennessee.
The details
The daylong conference featured a variety of educational sessions and workshops led by experts from the MU Extension, state wildlife agencies, and other organizations. Topics covered included managing wildlife habitats, improving soil health, optimizing timber harvests, and diversifying farm income through agritourism.
- The 'Antlers, Anglers, and Ag' conference took place on March 29, 2026 in Nashville, Tennessee.
The players
MU Extension
The University of Missouri Extension is a statewide network of educators who work with farmers, ranchers, and other rural residents to share research-based information and best practices in agriculture, natural resources, and community development.
What they’re saying
“Events like this are so valuable for helping us stay on top of the latest techniques and technologies in land management. I always come away with new ideas to try on my farm.”
— Sarah Wilkins, Cattle Rancher
What’s next
The MU Extension plans to host the 'Antlers, Anglers, and Ag' conference again in Nashville next spring.
The takeaway
As rural populations decline, educational events that bring together farmers, ranchers, and other landowners are crucial for preserving traditional agricultural knowledge and promoting sustainable land stewardship practices in Tennessee and across the region.
