
Regeneratively focused
Strategic, rotational grazing rebuilds Mississippi soil season by season. No synthetic fertilizer, no herbicides, no shortcuts — the livestock do the soil work, the soil grows the food.
Bring your family, farm team, church group, clinic, business, organization, or friends to the inaugural Etta Hills Farm Conference, October 8–9, 2026, at The Tabernacle in Southaven, Mississippi.
This limited group package includes five full Standard Conference admissions for $1,495 — just $299 per person.
Purchasing five individual Standard tickets would normally cost $1,745, making the Group Package a $250 savings.
Five Standard Conference Admissions, with each attendee receiving:
The Group Package is designed for groups such as:
$1,495 total
5 attendees
$299 per attendee
Save $250 compared with purchasing five Standard tickets individually.
The optional Etta Hills Farm Tour takes place Saturday, October 10, in Etta, Mississippi.
Farm Tour admission is not included with the Group Package.
Conference attendees may add the Farm Tour for $59 per person. Farm Tour registration must be purchased separately for each attendee who plans to participate.
VIP Conference Tickets already include the Farm Tour.
The Group Package represents five conference admissions, not one admission.
After purchase, Etta Hills Farm will contact the purchaser to confirm the names and information for each attendee.
Group pricing is available through September 20, 2026, or until the allocated group-ticket inventory is exhausted.
Conference programming, speakers, panel participation, and scheduling remain subject to change as final event logistics are confirmed.
The Tabernacle
7701 Highway 51
Southaven, Mississippi 38671
Thursday, October 8 – Friday, October 9, 2026
Optional Etta Hills Farm Tour:
Saturday, October 10, 2026

Strategic, rotational grazing rebuilds Mississippi soil season by season. No synthetic fertilizer, no herbicides, no shortcuts — the livestock do the soil work, the soil grows the food.

Animals live the way animals should — on pasture, in family groups, with room to express natural behavior. Low-stress handling from birth through harvest, every time.

No hormones, no steroids, no growth-pushing additives. Livestock finish at their own pace on grass — taking longer to raise, putting better food on your table.