Disruptive Agri-business Event to be Held at Mountain Sky Ranch in Colorado

2024-04-19 11:08:38 Industry

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People interested in the latest information and demonstrations of disruptive and sustainable agriculture should plan to attend Celebrate Sustainability 2015 scheduled for September 26, 2015. This event is Free and open to the public. This 5th version of Celebrate Sustainability will feature educational lectures, tours, and fun. The Event will run between 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM and attendees are encouraged to come for an hour or stay all day.

There will be a supervised Kid's Corner, fishing, horseshoes, hiking, pasture golf, hanging out and much more. In the evening there will be a Farm-to-Table Dinner featuring foods produced at the ranch including alpaca meat, fish from the aquaculture ponds, veggies from the farm, and more.

The Event is being held in conjunction with National Alpaca Farm Days, as Mountain Sky Ranch is one of the premier alpaca breeders in the country.

The Center for Ecolonomic Excellence and Development (CEED) and Mountain Sky Ranch are sponsoring this year's event, which will cover key issues such as:

Sustainable Alpaca Breeding ?? Learn how to breed for quality and for profit

Embracing the Sharing Economy for Sustainable Farming ?? Learn how to use multiple profit centers taking advantage of underutilized resources

Free Range Natural Egg Production ?? Learn how to profitably and humanely produce chicken and other poultry eggs

Using Permaculture Philosophies for Living and Planet Improvement - Attendees won't just hear about things they we see them being lived, breathed and loved.

Full details on the event, including a map and directions, can be found on the company website at http://nourishtheplanet.com and at the specific registration website at http://bit.ly/1MsWN65.

When asked about the reasons behind creating this event, the host of the event, Dr. Wayne Dorband CEO of The Center for Ecolonomic Excellence and Development and Mountain Sky Ranch said:

"This event will be fun and provoke disruptive thought about small acreage farming and ranching for the production of local food."

The The Center for Ecolonomic Excellence and Development (CEED) website has full details about the sessions at this year's event. Interested parties can visit the website at: http://nourishtheplanet.com.