

Farmer Wellness Day — Madison County
A day for the farming community
Madison County Cooperative Extension lists Farmer Wellness Day for Nov. 4, 2026, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Eastern at 258 Carolina Lane in Marshall. Lunch is provided, and the official page links to online registration. The announcement does not yet provide a detailed agenda or identify individual speakers.
Make time to participate
Suggested preparation includes planning how essential farm work will be covered while you attend. Consider transportation, the time away from the operation and any practical question that needs an answer before registering. Ask the organizer about the day’s format if that information would affect your decision. These are attendance-planning suggestions, not a statement that the event provides private counseling, health screenings or a particular treatment. Use the actual program information as it becomes available rather than assigning services to a broad wellness title.
Questions for the organizer
You may want to ask what kinds of learning activities are planned, whether any part of the day requires advance preparation and how the lunch arrangements work. If you need an accommodation or have a dietary question, discuss it directly with the office. Do not assume that an unpublished agenda includes a particular activity or that participants must share personal experiences in a group. Keep any private health questions for an appropriate professional setting. This listing describes a community education opportunity and does not offer medical advice or make claims about outcomes.
Confirm registration and arrival
Contact Madison County Extension at 828-649-2411 if the registration link, meeting arrangements or current program details are unclear. No ticket price has been verified, so the calendar does not describe attendance as free. Retain any confirmation you receive and check for updated instructions before traveling. If you hope to follow up on a subject after the event, ask which public resources the organizer recommends and record the contact information it chooses to share. A specific question and a manageable next step can help you make use of the information actually presented.









