Events & Workshops

Find WRAPS meetings, field days, trainings, and partner events. Select a watershed below to filter the calendar.

  • 2026 Southeast Kansas Soil Health Conference

    Green Cover Iola 29 W. Davis Street, Iola, KS, United States

    Join farmers, ranchers, and agricultural professionals in Iola for two days of soil-health education covering regenerative grazing, livestock integration, virtual fencing, crops, biologicals, and practical producer experiences.

    $145
  • Mycorrhizal Fungi Workshop

    Pleasantview Activity Center 5015 South Dean Road, Hutchinson, KS, United States

    Join Cheney Lake Watershed, Endy Lopes Kailer and Dr. Charles Rice for a workshop exploring arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi, plant nutrient exchange and the soil conditions that support beneficial relationships between plant roots and soil organisms.

  • Cover Crops in Grazing Management: Winter Workshop on Soil Health

    Greenbush Educational Center 947 W. Highway 47, Girard, KS, United States

    Learn how cover crops can support grazing systems and improve soil health during this free indoor workshop featuring K-State, NRCS, and agricultural producers from Crawford and Neosho counties.

  • Healthy Soil Means Healthy People

    Grainfield American Legion Hall 235 S. Main Street, Grainfield, KS, United States

    Explore the connections among healthy soil, nutrient-dense food, agricultural practices, and human health during this free workshop featuring soil health educator Erin Martin and hands-on activities with Candy Thomas.

  • Western Kansas Forage Conference

    Oil & Gas Museum 5944 10th Street, Great Bend, KS, United States

    Join K-State specialists in Great Bend for practical information on forage production, grazing economics, fertility, livestock health, pest management, forage insurance and virtual fencing.

  • Grazing Management for Soil Health & Water Quality — Jetmore

    King Center 312 Main Street, Jetmore, KS, United States

    Attend a free workshop in Jetmore covering grazing management, soil biology, fence and water development, cover crops and practical strategies for improving soil health and water quality.