Clinic
Time:
Crop Production Clinic - Gering, NE
Date:
8:45 am –
4:00 pm
Gering Civic Center
1050 M Street
Gering NE 69341
Gering NE 69341
Contact:
Clyde Ogg, (402) 472-1632, cogg1@unl.edu
Crop producers and agribusiness professionals can improve their profitability and sustainability through the University of Nebraska—Lincoln Extension’s Crop Production Clinics. The clinics will be offered at nine locations across Nebraska this January.
They will feature presentations from Extension specialists and educators on soil fertility; soil, water, and irrigation management; crop production; ag business management and policy; pesticide safety; and disease, insect, and weed resistance management.
Program topics are tailored to meet the needs of cropping systems in different parts of the state, and vary by location.
The clinics will be the primary venue for commercial and non-commercial pesticide applicators to renew their licenses in the categories of Ag Plant, Regulatory, and Demonstration/Research. Private pesticide operators can be recertified by attending the clinics.
Registration is available online at http://agronomy.unl.edu/cpc Cost for the program is $65 for online registration and $80 for on-site registration. The fee includes noon meal and refreshments, a 2015 Guide for Weed Management in Nebraska, and the 2015 Crop Production Clinic Proceedings. The clinics start at 8:45 a.m.
They will feature presentations from Extension specialists and educators on soil fertility; soil, water, and irrigation management; crop production; ag business management and policy; pesticide safety; and disease, insect, and weed resistance management.
Program topics are tailored to meet the needs of cropping systems in different parts of the state, and vary by location.
The clinics will be the primary venue for commercial and non-commercial pesticide applicators to renew their licenses in the categories of Ag Plant, Regulatory, and Demonstration/Research. Private pesticide operators can be recertified by attending the clinics.
Registration is available online at http://agronomy.unl.edu/cpc Cost for the program is $65 for online registration and $80 for on-site registration. The fee includes noon meal and refreshments, a 2015 Guide for Weed Management in Nebraska, and the 2015 Crop Production Clinic Proceedings. The clinics start at 8:45 a.m.