Energizers On The Road
Building Relationships and Making a Difference

Promoting Efficiency in Agriculture.

Since 2008, the Energizers have been playing an active role in agricultural communities across the nation. Whether presenting, tabling, or helping to organize, we have employed local conferences as a conduit to further our work: working to forge relationships and provide technical and informational assistance to operators in every region.

The following is a list of conferences in which we have played a role, and of conferences which we will attend yet this year. Check back for future updates, and be sure to come and visit us as we work to become a part of your community.

  • National Council on Rural Development: Montpelier, Vermont (September 2008).
  • Mid-Atlantic Resource Conservation and Development Conference: Clinton, New Jersey (September 2008).
  • Northeast Resource Conservation and Development Conference: Mystic, Connecticut (October 2008).
  • Nebraska Wind Energy Conference: Kearney, Nebraska (November 2008).
  • Northwest Organic Growers Conference: Bellingham, Washington (November 2008).
  • Midwest Value Added Agriculture Conference: Rochester, Minnesota (January 2009).
  • Sustaining Family Farms Conference: Chatanooga, Tennessee (January 2009).
  • Harvesting Clean Energy: Billings, Montana (January 2009).
  • 17th National Small Farm Trade Show and Conference: Columbia, Missourri (November 2009).
  • The Economics of Alternative Energy Sources and Globalization: Orlando, Florida (November 2009).
  • The Tilth Producers Annual Conference: Yakima, Washington (November 2009).
  • NOFA/MASS Annual Winter Conference: Worcester, Massachussetts (January 2010).
  • Farming and Gardening Conference, NOFA/NY: Saratoga, New York (January 2010).
  • Farming for the Future, Pennsylvania Association for Sustainable Agriculture: State College, Pennsylvania (February 2010).
  • ACEEE Forum on Energy Efficiency in Agriculture: Madison, Wisconsin (February 2010).
  • MOSES 21st Annual Organic Farming Conference: La Crosse, Wisconsin (February 2010).