2023 Eastern Women’s Conference

NEW THIS YEAR IN EASTERN MONTANA

March 31st – April 1st in Sidney, MT

The popular Montana Farmers Union Women’s Conference is expanding this spring to include a second event in Eastern Montana to give everyone better access and opportunities across the state. This year’s inaugural MFU Eastern Montana Women’s Conference will be held March 31-April 1 in Sidney at the Richland County Extension Office. The agenda includes time for panel discussions, keynote speakers, interactive activities, but also provides space for women to network with and advocate for each other and themselves.

Join us in Eastern Montana March 31st – April 1st

MFU Trivia Night
MFU Statewide Book Club Launch featuring book: Farmer’s Lawyer by Sarah Vogel
“Western Culture and the Stories that Shape Us,” hosted by keynote speaker Courtney Kibblewhite from Northern Ag Network
Cooperatives hosted by the Montana Co-op Development Center
“Stress in Ag,” hosted by Roubie Younkin of the Valley County MSU Extension Office
USDA Rural Development – Kathleen Williams, State Director
Food, entertainment, & more!

More Information to come! Be sure to join our Women’s Conference mailing list below for updates and registration notifications!

2023 Agenda

Let’s connect

Have questions about attending the Women’s Conference with Montana Farmers Union? We’d love to hear from you. PLEASE NOTE: The MFU Women’s Conference does not provide a trade show or offer booth spaces. We encourage you to sign up to attend, network, and take advantage of building one-on-one relationships.

What people are saying about the Women’s Conference…

“What a wonderful experience, to meet and share ideas with so many other women across Montana. The people, the food and the hot springs were all great… it was just what I needed!”

“It’s so fun to connect with a group of amazing, inspiring women from all over MT. I wish there were more opportunities like this!”

“The Women’s Conference isn’t like other farm conferences, about what kind of feritilizer to put on what kind of crop. It’s about builidng you back up as a person.”