Sat, 26 Sep 2026 – Sun, 27 Sep 2026
9:00 AM – 3:00 PM (America/Chicago)
Women's Environmental Institute North Branch , Minnesota
The 16th Annual Will Allen Farmer Training Weekend is a premier event at the Women's Environmental Institute in North Branch, Minnesota. This weekend offers a unique opportunity to engage with renowned farmer and mentor Will Allen. Participants will explore the intersection of urban and rural food systems, sustainable farming practices, and environmental justice. This training is designed for those passionate about building resilient food communities and learning from one of the most influential figures in modern agriculture.
What to Expect
An immersive weekend of learning, discussion, and practical farming insights led by Will Allen.
Who Should Attend
Farmers
Food justice advocates
Sustainability students
Community organizers
Agricultural professionals
Agenda Overview
The weekend includes workshops, discussions, and training sessions on sustainable food systems.
Venue & Address
Women's Environmental Institute
15715 River Rd North Branch , Minnesota – 55056 United States
Organizer
Women's Environmental Institute · Non-profit Organization
An environmental research and retreat center dedicated to sustainable living.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the training held?
It is held at the Women's Environmental Institute, 15715 River Rd, North Branch, MN.
Who is Will Allen?
Will Allen is a renowned farmer and mentor in the field of sustainable agriculture.
Is registration required?
Yes, registration is required via the Women's Environmental Institute website.
What should I bring?
Please check the WEI website for any specific requirements for the weekend.
Is this for experienced farmers?
The training is open to anyone interested in sustainable food and farming.
Are meals provided?
Please check the event details on the WEI website for information regarding meals.
Tags
Farming
Education
Sustainability
North Branch
Minnesota
Agriculture
Summary
A transformative training weekend focused on sustainable farming and food justice.