By Scout Nelson
The University of Minnesota Extension invites Southern Minnesota crop farmers to the Gaylord Legion for a comprehensive Crop Management Update on Thursday, March 7, 2024, from 10 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. Central time.
This event is an invaluable opportunity for those involved in the agricultural sector to hear from leading university researchers and Extension educators on crucial crop management strategies for the upcoming growing season.
Expert speakers, including Bruce Potter on pests, Debalin Sarangi on weed management, Dave Nicolai on corn and soybean diseases, Anna Cates on the integration of cover crops, and Brad Carlson on nitrogen management issues, will provide attendees with cutting-edge information.
These presentations are aimed at addressing current challenges and opportunities in crop production, emphasizing practical and innovative solutions for everyday farming practices.
Thanks to the support from the Nicollet/Sibley County Corn and Soybean Growers, this event is completely free, including a complimentary lunch funded by the growers' checkoff dollars.
It's a testament to the community's commitment to sustaining and advancing agricultural education and practices in the region.
To ensure everyone interested can participate, the University of Minnesota Extension encourages early registration. You can secure your spot by visiting the official registration link or by contacting the Sibley County Extension Office directly at 507-237-4100. Don't miss this chance to enhance your agricultural knowledge and network with fellow farmers and industry leaders.
Mark your calendar for this essential update meeting, designed to equip Southern Minnesota's crop farmers with the knowledge and tools needed for a successful 2024 growing season.
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