Join us in Las Vegas!
The International Sprout Growers Association (ISGA)
34th Annual Convention
February 10-12, 2026
at the Westgate Resort
Join us as we gather with sprout and microgreen growers, industry partners and network with the greater indoor agriculture industry.
ISGA’s convention is co-hosted alongside Indoor Ag Con. It is the largest gathering for the greenhouse, controlled environment agriculture and vertical farming industry.
ISGA convention attendees can benefit from their huge expo and over 2 dozen sessions.
On February 10, 2026 we kick things off with the welcome reception at 6:00pm.
February 11 is a full day of conference sessions followed by the gala dinner at 7:00pm.
February 12 starts with our closing brunch at 9:00am before we continue our networking and exploring the expo at Indoor Ag Con.
If you would like to become a sponsor for the 34th ISGA Annual Convention or if you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at office@isga-sprouts.org or 250-338-4860. We would be delighted to discuss the various sponsorship opportunities available and how they can benefit your organization.
Check back often for updates on schedule, speakers, and sponsors!
We look forward to the possibility of collaborating with you and having you as part of our convention.
Meet Our Convention Speakers
Kathleen Liang, Ph.D.
W.K. Kellogg Distinguished Professor of Sustainable Agriculture and Director of the Center for Environmental Farming Systems at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University’s College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences
Dr. Liang earned her MS and PhD degrees from the Department of Agricultural
Economics from Purdue University. She has been working in agricultural and food systems for over 40 years, and designed/developed/implemented many novel concepts embedded in agri-food policies (e.g., multifunctional agriculture). She is the Director of Center for Environmental Farming Systems, a partnership for over 30 years of history involving three institutions (NCA&T, NCSU, NC Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, https://cefs.ncsu.edu/) to jointly support and promote environmental farming and community health. As an Agricultural Economist, she has unique knowledge and experiences in integrated sciences related to soil, water, climate, and ecosystems (e.g., she is a practicing farmer growing and promoting specialty crops for medicinal purposes, https://cefs.ncsu.edu/field-research/small-farm-unit/). Her passion and specialty areas are entrepreneurship, innovation, integrated impact analysis, and community resiliency. She is also the founder of Dollar Enterprise, one of the best entrepreneurship programs in the US (teaching people to create new opportunities without using additional resources). Her lifetime goal is to advance the knowledge frontiers and explore novel science-based solutions by working with diverse groups who care about the planet and human health.
Join us for her session on February 11 at 2:00pm: Sprouts & Food Security: Growing Nutrition Anywhere, Anytime, Any Climate
Corey Caudill
President, Caudill Sprouting
For the past decade, Corey Caudill has been dedicated to the sprouting industry, serving as Vice President of the International Sprout Growers Association (ISGA) for the past four years. Raised in the seed industry, Corey has been immersed in agriculture from an early age, with farming and cultivation forming a cornerstone of life for the entire Caudill family.
He holds a dual degree in Economics and History from Centre College and earned an MBA from the University of Louisville. A passionate supporter of Louisville Cardinals athletics, Corey also played competitive soccer through college and continues to enjoy the sport recreationally. Beyond agriculture and sports, he maintains a strong interest in American Civil War history and a wide range of historical topics.
Join us for his panel discussion on February 11 at 3:00pm: Seed Suppliers
Lisa Mumm
Co-Owner, Mumm’s Sprouting Seeds
Lisa was raised on her family’s organic farm and is a fourth-generation farmer. She co-owns and operates Mumm’s Sprouting Seeds. Driven by a commitment to organic farming practices and environmental stewardship, Lisa has led Mumm’s Sprouting Seeds to become a trusted brand known for its dedication to quality. Under her leadership, the company has expanded its product line and distribution channels while maintaining a focus on sustainable sourcing and ethical business practices.
Lisa’s entrepreneurial spirit and innovative approach have earned her recognition as a leader in the organic agriculture movement. She sits on the Organic Agriculture Protection Fund Committee of SaskOrganics and serves on the board of the Organic Connections conference. She has served on the CFIA’s Seed Regulatory Modernization Working Group, the CFIA’s Plant Breeder’s Rights Advisory Committee, the Organic Value Chain Roundtable, and on the board of the Canada Organic Trade Association.
Join us for her panel discussion on February 11 at 3:00pm: Seed Suppliers
Additional speaker bios to come!