The 35th annual Pasa Sustainable Agriculture Conference will return on February 5 and 6, 2026, at the Lancaster County Convention Center, in Lancaster, bringing together a vibrant community of farmers, gardeners, chefs, educators, policymakers and advocates dedicated to building resilient, eco-conscious food systems. Widely recognized as a cornerstone event in sustainable agriculture, the conference provides attendees with opportunities to gain knowledge, share ideas, and connect with others invested in the future of food and the planet.

Registration is now open, inviting participants to explore more than 80 sessions led by 85 expert speakers. Workshops cover a broad spectrum of topics, including seed keeping, agroforestry, rotational grazing, organic certification, soil health, integrated pest management and farm business planning. Additional sessions focus on value-added production, farm-to-school programs, community-supported agriculture, regenerative practices and innovative approaches to enhancing farm profitability while maintaining environmental stewardship.

Beyond the workshops, the conference features a trade show showcasing tools, technologies and resources for sustainable farming. Social events, panels and communal meals with locally sourced ingredients provide opportunities to network and exchange ideas with peers from across the region.

Whether participants are seeking hands-on instruction, policy insights or inspiration for their farms and gardens, the conference delivers actionable strategies and a renewed sense of purpose. Attendees leave with practical knowledge, new connections and a deepened commitment to cultivating vibrant, healthy communities and landscapes. By fostering collaboration and innovation, the conference continues to play a vital role in advancing the sustainable agriculture movement and empowering individuals to make a lasting impact on the environment and local food systems.