BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//UNL_UCBCN//NONSGML UNL Event Publisher//EN X-WR-CALNAME:Center for Agricultural Profitability CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20211111T180000Z UID:160763@events.unl.edu DTSTAMP:20211108T193959Z ORGANIZER;CN=Matt Stockton:MAILTO:matt.stockton@unl.edu SUMMARY:Production and Management Lessons\: UNL TAPS Review 2021 STATUS:CONFIRMED DESCRIPTION:With\: Matt Stockton\, Agricultural Economics Specialist\, Nebr aska Extension\n\nJoin us for a review of results and findings from this y ear’s UNL TAPS competitions and gain insight on new ideas\, techniques\, practices and technology for managing an agricultural production business .\n\nThe University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s TAPS program (Testing Ag Perfo rmance Solutions) provides opportunities for competitors to benchmark farm management skills\, both business and production.\n\nTAPS uniquely create s an environment where participants have freedom and incentives to explore farm management topics specific to their needs and wants. We have seen pr oducers change their thinking and practices as they grow in their abilitie s to manage their operation\, increase in their understanding of the relat ionship of the business and production sides of farming. All the TAPS comp onents\, competition\, experiential learning\, pier to pier interaction an d social reinforcement result in deep reflective moments and openness to n ew thoughts and ideas and solidification of know how.\n\nTAPS is now open to enrollment for the coming 2022 growing season and people are welcome to come to are annual banquet and celebration of another successful season o f learning. LOCATION:Online (via Zoom) Room URL://events.unl.edu/CAP/2021/11/11/160763/ DTEND:20211111T190000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20211111T200000Z UID:160372@events.unl.edu DTSTAMP:20211026T160823Z ORGANIZER;CN=Glennis McClure:MAILTO:gmcclure3@unl.edu SUMMARY:Crop Inputs and Cost of Production Workshop STATUS:CONFIRMED DESCRIPTION:Nebraska Extension will present a series of workshops covering 2022 inputs and cost of production for crop producers Nov. 9-11 in Hasting s\, Beatrice and the Mead area\, which includes a virtual option for produ cers from across the state to join.\n\nCrops and agricultural economics ex tension educators will cover the forces that are driving input costs and c ommodity prices\, discuss fertilizer recommendations based on soil test re sults and provide information on utilizing cost of production budgets in d ecision-making. Attendees are welcome to bring their latest soil tests.\n\ nThe workshops will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. at the following locations\:\ n\n• Nov. 9 in Hastings at the Community Services Building on the Adams County Fairgrounds\, 947 S. Baltimore Ave.\n\n• Nov. 10 in Beatrice at t he Gage County Extension Office\, 1115 W. Scott St.\n\n• Nov. 11 near Me ad at the Eastern Nebraska Research\, Extension and Education Center\, 107 1 County Road G.\, Ithaca\, Nebraska (livestream option available).\n\nThe workshops are free\, but space is limited at each location. Registration is required by the day prior to each workshop at cap.unl.edu/crop-inputs o r 402-472 LOCATION:Eastern Nebraska Research and Extension Center Room URL://events.unl.edu/CAP/2021/11/11/160372/ DTEND:20211111T220000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20211111T200000Z UID:160373@events.unl.edu DTSTAMP:20211026T160823Z ORGANIZER;CN=Glennis McClure:MAILTO:gmcclure3@unl.edu SUMMARY:Crop Inputs and Cost of Production Workshop STATUS:CONFIRMED DESCRIPTION:Nebraska Extension will present a series of workshops covering 2022 inputs and cost of production for crop producers Nov. 9-11 in Hasting s\, Beatrice and the Mead area\, which includes a virtual option for produ cers from across the state to join.\n\nCrops and agricultural economics ex tension educators will cover the forces that are driving input costs and c ommodity prices\, discuss fertilizer recommendations based on soil test re sults and provide information on utilizing cost of production budgets in d ecision-making. Attendees are welcome to bring their latest soil tests.\n\ nThe workshops will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. at the following locations\:\ n\n• Nov. 9 in Hastings at the Community Services Building on the Adams County Fairgrounds\, 947 S. Baltimore Ave.\n\n• Nov. 10 in Beatrice at t he Gage County Extension Office\, 1115 W. Scott St.\n\n• Nov. 11 near Me ad at the Eastern Nebraska Research\, Extension and Education Center\, 107 1 County Road G.\, Ithaca\, Nebraska (livestream option available).\n\nThe workshops are free\, but space is limited at each location. Registration is required by the day prior to each workshop at cap.unl.edu/crop-inputs o r 402-472 LOCATION:Online (via Zoom) Room Virtual Option URL://events.unl.edu/CAP/2021/11/11/160373/ DTEND:20211111T220000Z END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR