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2027 Soil Health Summit
February 4-5, 2027  | Corvallis, OR

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A statewide gathering of Oregon's agricultural community to promote soil health for climate resilience on Oregon's farms and ranches
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Thursday, February 4th and 5th, 2027
LaSells Stewart Center on OSU Campus in Corvallis

9:00am - 5:00pm, Thursday Feb 4th
Free field day Friday, February 5th

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​Registration is OPEN! Includes breakfast refreshments, opening keynote, all conference sessions, lunch, closing reception and optional (free!) Field Day add-on.​​​​

Conference Overview​​​

We’ll gather to share the latest in soil science, build practical skills, and create connections for real-world collaboration. The Summit will provide educational sessions, a keynote speaker, and networking opportunities so that attendees leave inspired to build healthy soils!

Who Should Attend?
This event is for Oregon’s farmers and ranchers, technical assistance providers, and farmer educators interested in soil health, climate resilience, and connection.​​

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Summit Keynote Presenters

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Michelle Week

 

Michelle is a first generation farmer at Xast Sqit (Good Rain) Farm, located in the Northern Willamette Valley, near the Portland Metro area. Taking teachings from her Indigenous culture and upbringing, she embraces creativity, compromise, and innovation in her approach to soil health and farm management. Seeking to balance farm viability with reverence and respect for the soil guides her land stewardship.


 

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Jen Aron

 

Jen Aron is a farmer, educator, and agroecology consultant with more than 15 years of experience at the intersection of agriculture and education, including seven years with OSU Extension. In 2015, she founded Blue Raven Farm, a 1.5-acre working farm centered on building soil health and strengthening whole-farm resilience. Her work is grounded in systems thinking and a belief that healthy farms begin with healthy soil.


Jen is driven by continual learning (and unlearning!) as she studies and teaches the complex relationships relating to soil microbiology, agronomy, and crop resilience. She is passionate about helping farmers translate ecological principles into practical, field-ready management.

About the Venue​​​

The LaSells Stewart Center is located on the campus of Oregon State University, proudly at 875 SW 26th St, Corvallis, OR 97331. 


Accessibility accommodations

The LaSells Stewart Center is wheelchair-accessible with ramps, elevators, accessible restrooms, and conference session rooms. All conference activities will take place on the ground floor. Additional information about venue accessibility, including maps and parking areas can be found here.  


Guest drop off is available at the loading zone in front of The LaSells Stewart Center.

 
ADA parking spaces are available and require both an OSU parking permit and a valid DMV placard. More information can be found on the OSU Campus website. 

Spanish language interpreters available for all keynote and plenary talks upon request. 

For questions and accommodation requests, please contact Penny Feltner, OrCAN:

penny@oregonclimateag.org or call (541) 321-0397
 

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Summit Sponsors

Harvest Sponsors

Root Sponsors

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Sprout Sponsors - coming soon

Seed Sponsors - coming soon

Get Involved

Oregon Climate & Agriculture Network

info (at) oregonclimateag.org

​OrCAN is a 501(c)(3) public charity.

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