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The University of Missouri Crop Management Conference returns as an in-person event Nov. 30-Dec. 1 at the Stoney Creek Hotel in Columbia.
MU Extension specialists in weeds, pests and plant …
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The University of Missouri Crop Management Conference returns as an in-person event Nov. 30-Dec. 1 at the Stoney Creek Hotel in Columbia.
MU Extension specialists in weeds, pests and plant diseases, nutrient management, economics, cover crops, drainage and wildlife management will speak.
Other presenters include a climatologist from Purdue University and an industry representative who will discuss drones in agriculture.
MU Extension weed scientist Kevin Bradley said attendees will get practical tips on managing nutrients when prices are rising and learn about emerging pests and diseases such as tar spot, what researchers and farmers are learning from MU Strip Trials, what corn and soybean producers can expect in the 2023 farm bill, and how sprayer drones could be used on farms.
A total of 16 continuing education units will be available for Certified Crop Advisers who attend. Bradley said a lot about the conference will be different this year, including the new venue and meeting format.
Details and registration are at muext.us/CMC2021.
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