Outreach and Education
Members of the center staff are frequent speakers to groups of producers, Extension personnel, lawyers and state and federal policy-makers nationwide. This page highlights recent and upcoming events where the National Agricultural Law Center plays a role. Please click on the links below to see materials and events by topic.
Ag Technology & The Law: Advancing American Agriculture
Fifth Annual Mid-South Agricultural and Environmental Law Conference (2018)
Fourth Annual Mid-South Agricultural and Environmental Law Conference (2017)
Third Annual Mid-South Agricultural and Environmental Law Conference (2016)
Second Annual Mid-South Agricultural and Environmental Law Conference (2015)
University of Arkansas Food Innovation Center: Plan, Produce and Profit Workshop Series
First Annual Mid-South Agricultural and Environmental Law Conference (2014)
Webinar: Farm & Ranch Leases: Overview and Practical Negotiation Pointers
Webinar: COOL or Not-So-COOL? An Overview and Discussion of Country of Origin Labeling
Webinar: Enforcing Animal Welfare Statutes: Whose Job is it, Anyway?
AFRI – Legal Direct Marketing Guides
Southeast Asian Farmers Education (SAFE) Grant
Assessing and Addressing Legal Risk and Opportunities for the Arkansas Edamame Industry
A Series on Legal Issues for Southern Agricultural Producers (provided with support from Banks Law Firm, PLLC):
Webinar: The 2012 Drought: Agricultural Law Information & Resources
The Clean Water Act, EPA Regulation, and the Future of Farming
Webinar: Crop Insurance and Southern Agriculture: What You Need To Know
Webinar/CLE: Legal Issues in Animal Agriculture: Regulating Living Space
Managing Legal Risk for Livestock and Dairy Producers in Ohio
Managing Legal Risk for Alternative Uses of Forestland
Wind Leasing: Understanding and Limiting Legal Liability
Legal and Business Issues for Specialty Crop Producers
Native American Agricultural and Food Law
Using Alternative Enterprises and Recreational Development to Bolster Farm Incomes
GIPSA Workshop Material (Discussing the proposed rule- October/November 2010)