Farmers Convergence to focus on livestock grazing at Hopland Research and Extension Center

Missy Gable, Program Director statewide of UC Master Gardener Program
Missy Gable, Program Director statewide of UC Master Gardener Program
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The Farmers Convergence is scheduled to take place on February 21, 2026, at the Hopland Research and Extension Center. Organizers have announced that this year’s event will feature an increased number of presentations focusing on livestock grazing.



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