2026 Fall Working Lands Workshop

2026 Fall Working Lands Workshop - "Under Your Boots: Building Better Soil"

If you want your ground to stay productive when the rain doesn’t come, this workshop is for you. Learn how to build soil that captures and holds moisture, grows more grass, and supports higher stocking rates without increasing inputs. We will cover practical ways to improve nutrient cycling, reduce salinity, and manage disease and pest pressure while improving animal health. This is about producing more with what you already have, lowering feed costs, and building a more resilient and profitable operation.

Dates: Thursday and Friday, September 24-25, 2026

Times: 8 am to 4 pm both days

Accommodations: Chain hotels can be found in Sheridan, WY (20 miles from Dayton)

About the Speakers

Ray Archuleta is a Professional Soil Scientist, speaker, mentor, and consultant. He works to educate farmers, agronomists, and the broader public about the importance of soil health and regenerative agriculture from a unique, holistic, and integrated perspective.

Alejandro Carrillo is a fourth-generation rancher in the Chihuahuan desert. After years travelling and learning from regenerative ranchers around the world, Carrillo has lowered his inputs substantially and can carry 3 times more cattle than his neighboring ranches on a per-acre basis.