ANNAPOLIS, MD (September 10, 2026) ~ Annapolis, MD - The first Equine Conservation Summit, organized by the Maryland Department of Agriculture's Horse Outreach Workgroup, is set to take place on Saturday, November 14, 2026 at the University System of Maryland at Southern Maryland in California. The summit aims to provide resources and education for horse owners and enthusiasts in Maryland.

The event will run from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ET and is open to anyone who owns or cares for horses. Attendees can expect a series of workshops covering topics such as soil health, nutrient management, equine nutrition, and pasture maintenance. These workshops are designed to equip horse owners with the knowledge and tools needed to benefit both their horses and the land they live on.

One of the highlights of the summit will be a panel discussion where horse farm owners can ask questions and seek advice from experts on finding technical and financial resources to achieve their goals. This provides a valuable opportunity for attendees to network with other members of the equine community.

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In addition to educational workshops, there will also be an Exhibit Hall featuring new products, services, and ideas related to equine conservation. After the conclusion of the summit, participants are encouraged to join an informal gathering at The Greene Turtle in California for further networking opportunities.

Registration for the summit is now open on its website and costs $50 per person. For those interested in sponsoring the event or have any questions, they can contact Maryland Conservation Partnership Coordinator Becky Remsberg.

The Horse Outreach Workgroup is responsible for providing information on pasture and manure management to horse owners. It is made up of representatives from local Soil Conservation Districts, the Maryland Department of Agriculture, U.S. Department of Agriculture Natural Resource Conservation Service, University of Maryland Extension, Maryland Horse Council, and Maryland Horse Industry Board.

Don't miss this opportunity to learn about equine conservation and connect with fellow members of the equine community. Register now for the Equine Conservation Summit and join the efforts to promote sustainable practices in Maryland's horse industry.

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