Food plots have gotten popular as a way to attract wildlife to a particular place. On March 29 at Novaparke, Angel Jackson, District Manager for Floyd County Soil and Water Conservation and also with Purdue Extension, will be featured at a STEM Saturday session, discussing the role of food plots in land management, conservation and wildlife sustainability.

You’ll see how strategically planted food plots can support local ecosystems, improve soil health and attract beneficial wildlife. If you’re a landowner, hunter, conservationist, or just curious about sustainable agriculture, you’ll get valuable insights into the science behind food plots.

When: Saturday, March 29th, from 10:00 – 11:00 a.m.
Where: Novaparke, 111 Innovation Parkway, Georgetown, IN
Cost: FREE

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Angel Jackson is a dedicated conservationist and educator. With expertise in sustainable land management, soil health, and agricultural practices, shen works closely with local landowners, farmers, and conservation groups to promote responsible environmental stewardship. Her passion for science and education makes her a leading voice in conservation efforts, helping communities implement effective strategies for soil preservation, wildlife support, and sustainable agriculture.