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Two months out from Sacramento

The ICF Annual Conference lands in Sacramento on July 15. With two months to go, here's what's on the schedule and what to sort out now instead of…

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Registration opens for the annual conference

The ICF Annual Conference 2025 lands in Sacramento this July. Registration is open, and this year's schedule leans hard into the questions members have actually been asking us.

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What the farm shop workshop actually covered

Wednesday's farm shop retail workshop in Saint-Hyacinthe drew a room of small producers weighing whether their own farm store is worth the hours it costs. Here's what stuck.

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A workshop built around your actual costs

Our Prairie Costing workshop is later this month in Madison. It's built for members who've watched their feed and energy lines move faster than their price sheet.

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A webinar for the apprenticeship you run alone

Our webinar on building apprenticeship programs is next week. It's aimed at the one-person training department most small creameries actually have.

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A webinar for the apprenticeship you haven't built yet

A March webinar on building an apprenticeship program is worth an hour now, while creameries are rethinking how they bring on their next hire.

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A workshop for exporters, one border at a time

Workshop: Cedar Export Readiness runs February 4 in Brattleboro. With a tariff decision still unresolved, registration filled faster than the federation expected this winter.

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Save the date: a workshop on export readiness

Cheese exports just posted a record January, but tariff talk has exporters nervous. A February workshop in Brattleboro walks members through export paperwork line by line.

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Export readiness workshop opens registration

The Cedar Export Readiness workshop lands in Brattleboro on February 4, and the paperwork it covers takes longer to gather than most members expect.

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