Register now to attend our May 31 pasture walk and learn how Miller Adams successfully established a pine silvopasture using native warm season forages to increase summer forage production and improve cattle performance during the intense heat of summer.

During this tour of the Adams farm, we will learn about the role of silvopasture and the process Miller used to establish this new grazing area. We will also learn why he used native forages for this additional grazing acreage. We will also introduce you to partnering agencies who might be able to help you with similar projects on your own farms.

For your $5 registration fee, you will be provided with a boxed meal and a valuable educational experience.

May 31, 2022
6:00 pm – 8:30 pm
Adams Family Farm
855 Jones Store Road, Red Oak, VA 23964

The farm is located between Keysville and Clarksville less than a mile off US-Rt 15.

From Keysville: Take US-15S/US-360W towards Clarksville for about 14 miles. Turn left following US-15 S towards Wylliesburg. Continue south about 6 miles, turn right onto Whitlow Road across from the post office. This turns into Jones Store Road and the farm is on the left in just less than a mile.

From Clarksville: Take US-15 N towards for about 13 miles and turn left onto Whitlow Road across from the post office. This turns into Jones Store Road and the farm is on the left in just less than a mile.

Register now, and plan to join us with the Adams family for a casual evening on the farm.

This event is sponsored in part by a USDA-NRCS Conservation Innovation Grant and the National Grazing Lands Coalition.

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