Feb      Mar 23 - 09

Annie’s Inspired Webinar Series: Strong Minds Strong Farms

Monday, February 23 - Monday, March 9

SDSU Extension will host a free Annie's Inspired webinar series on February 23, March 2 and 9. The free 1-hour webinars will begin at 7:00 PM CDT. 

The webinars are open to all and will focus on managing risk in today’s agricultural environment. Come enjoy and learn from the comforts of your home or wherever your travels may find you.

Location
Online via Zoom

Contact
Robin Salverson, SDSU Extension Cow/Calf Field Specialist

Schedule

  • February 23: Movement That Fits Your Life 
    Erin Hallenbeck, Health and Physical Activity Field Specialist, will help participants rethink physical activity in a way that feels realistic, flexible, and sustainable. Participants will explore motivation, mindset, and fitness for longevity while learning how to fit movement into busy lives.
  • March 2: Spring Budget Reset
    Refresh your financial habits this spring by learning practical strategies for tracking your spending and creating a budget that truly fits your life. In this session, Lorna Wounded Head, Family Resource Management Field Specialist, will offer adaptable tools to help you feel more confident, organized, and in control of your financial decisions.
  • March 9: Eat Well, Spend Less
    Learn simple, realistic strategies to plan meals, stretch your grocery dollars, and reduce food waste. Jessica Meuleners, Nutrition Field Specialist, will share tools and tips tailored for busy households and farm families looking to save time and money without sacrificing nutrition.

Registration

This series if free, but registration is required using the form below to receive the link to join the webinar series. Once registered, participants will have access to all three webinars. Attending all three webinars is not required, attend the ones that are of interest.

Annie’s Project is a national program with the mission to empower women in agriculture to be successful through education, networks, and resources.

If the embedded registration form is not displaying on this page, visit Eventbrite to register. 

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