Discovering Agriculture's Secret Stash in the Wilds of Idaho's Rockies

  • Friday, December 3, 2021
  • 1:30 PM–2:30 PM
  • CFAC Recital Hall

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Join the CALL Program and students of BIO295 ("Biology Seminar") as we welcome speakers from a variety of locations with a great array of experiences to our campus. Join us as we learn about their unique backgrounds and work within the field of Biology.

"Discovering Agriculture's Secret Stash in the Wilds of Idaho's Rockies"

Guest Speaker: Glenn Elzinga — Alderspring Ranch (May, Idaho)

Friday, Dec. 3rd, 2021

1:30p - 2:20p

*CFAC Recital Hall

In this talk, Calvin alumnus Glenn Elzinga tells the story of how after nearly 30 years, he and his wife, Caryl, discovered 'paydirt' on their 46,000 acre cattle ranch in central Idaho's Rocky Mountains. He'll convey the fascinating story of how bovine-eating wolves played a part in getting them there, and will offer a refreshing contrast to the often doom-saying world of agriculture—that there is hope, and it can be profitable, and best of all, it can be fun.

Any questions? Please contact Erika Purcell-Williams (eap2@calvin.edu) for further assistance.