Due to delayed harvest in the area, the Women in Agriculture Evening Seminar Series is being postponed to the evening of Wednesday, February 4, 2026. The three-part program designed to celebrate, connect, and empower women in rural communities will continue, February 16 and conclude on March 10, 2026. The series will be held at The Wayside Event Center, 64480 718 Rd., Stella, NE, from 5:30–8:30 p.m. on the following dates:
- Wednesday, February 4, 2026
- Monday, February 16, 2026
- Tuesday, March 10, 2026
Seminar topics will include Crop & Livestock Insurance, Digging into Financial Management and Enterprise Budgeting, featuring an introduction to the Agricultural Budget Calculator, Estate Planning: Getting Started, and Managing Stress – Rural Resiliency, among other topics to be determined by the interest of attendees.
Each evening includes a light meal, networking opportunities, and sessions led by Extension educators and topic experts.
“This program is designed to bring women in agriculture together to learn practical management skills while connecting with others who share similar challenges and opportunities,” said Ritika Lamichhane, Extension Educator in Nemaha County.
Registration is required at least one week before each session. The cost is $20 per night or $50 for the three-evening series. Much thanks to Nemaha Valley Seed Service at Brock, Michael Sandfort, owner, as they will cover some registration fees for eligible attendees. To register, visit: go.unl.edu/seseminars
For more information, contact:
- Ritika Lamichhane, 402-274-4755, rlamichhane3@unl.edu (Nemaha County Extension)
- Kaytlyn Kennedy, 402-245-4324, kaytlyn.kennedy@unl.edu (Richardson County Extension)
This series is offered in partnership with the Nebraska Women in Agriculture program (wia.unl.edu) and inspired by Annie’s Project, a nationally recognized program that brings together experts, resources, and peer support to strengthen women’s roles in agriculture, business, family, and community.
