Anaheim Marriott
700 W. Convention Way
Anaheim, CA
November 19 - 20
Join us for two full days of engaging sessions, expert insights, and valuable connections.
2025 Schedule
Uniting Agriculture for Resilient Outcomes
A resilient agricultural system is one that not only survives disruptions but also evolves to become better prepared for future challenges. We know that the challenges inherent to agriculture sustainability are complex and cannot be solved alone.
The 2025 Sustainable Agriculture Summit will bring together an array of industry perspectives to provide a multi-faceted dialogue reflecting the on-the-ground realities and interconnectedness of agriculture sustainability. Learn from world-class experts and from fellow attendees as you explore new ideas and approaches to advance our shared action toward a more sustainable and resilient U.S. food system.
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Welcome
Producer Voices - Spotlight on Innovative Finance Models for Sustainable Agriculture
Sustainability on the farm is only achievable when it’s also financially viable. As new finance models emerge—from blended finance options to sustainability linked loans —to support sustainability practices, producers are weighing the real-world impact on their operations. In this session, farmers share their honest perspectives on what’s working, what’s falling short, and how financial tools must evolve to ensure that sustainability is not just a short-term environmental goal—but a lasting economic reality for producers.
From Data to Dialogue: Increasing Trust in Sustainability
In an era where data drives decisions, how can we ensure it also drives understanding and trust? This panel brings together experts from across the agricultural value chain to explore how to translate complex science and sustainability data into clear, compelling communications. Through real-world examples and diverse perspectives, panelists will share strategies for crafting messages that resonate with farmers, supply chain partners, and the public—bridging the gap between information and impact.
Producer Voices: Western Perspective
Agriculture production can vary greatly from farm to farm and region to region. In this session, producers from different commodity sectors help the audience better understand what it’s like to farm in the American West. They’ll share practices and challenges that are unique to the region, discuss the impact these regional nuances can have on agricultural sustainability, and reflect on what’s needed for value chain partnerships to deliver progress on shared priorities.