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Explore crop topics in winter webinar series

Explore crop topics in winter webinar series


By Scout Nelson

The “Strategic Farming: Let’s Talk Crops” webinar series is returning in winter 2025, providing valuable research-based insights on crop management strategies. Organized by Extension experts, the sessions will run every Wednesday from January 8 to March 26, 2025, from 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. via Zoom.

The program is open to all and free to attend, thanks to support from the Minnesota Soybean Research and Promotion Council and the Minnesota Corn Research and Promotion Council. Sessions will include a brief expert presentation followed by interactive discussions centered around participant questions.

Key Topics and Sessions:

  • January 8: Optimizing nitrogen management amidst economic challenges
  • January 15: Targeted spray technology for effective weed control
  • January 22: Exploring sustainable aviation fuels at MN Ag Expo
  • January 29: Soybean crop modeling for informed decision-making
  • February 5: Weed management strategies beyond herbicides
  • February 12: New trends and technologies in corn production
  • February 19: Multi-state trials on cover crop benefits in soybeans
  • February 26: Updates on evolving corn insect challenges
  • March 5: Insights into corn and soybean disease management
  • March 12: Data-driven decisions for farm profitability
  • March 19: Utilizing drones in row crop agriculture
  • March 26: Seasonal forecast and 2025 crop considerations

All sessions will be recorded for later viewing, ensuring accessibility for those unable to attend live. Participants can register online and access more details, including past recordings, at https://z.umn.edu/strategic-farming.

This webinar series offers an excellent opportunity for individuals involved in agriculture to enhance their knowledge, adopt innovative tools, and engage in productive discussions on critical crop management topics.

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