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SUMMARY:"Strategic Farming: Let's Talk Crops" Webinar Series
DESCRIPTION: 
URL:https://marshallradio.net/event/strategic-farming-lets-talk-crops-webinar-series-2/2026-01-28/
CATEGORIES:Community,Event
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SUMMARY:"Strategic Farming: Let's Talk Crops" Webinar Series
DESCRIPTION: 
URL:https://marshallradio.net/event/strategic-farming-lets-talk-crops-webinar-series-2/2026-01-21/
CATEGORIES:Community,Event
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SUMMARY:"Strategic Farming: Let's Talk Crops" Webinar Series
DESCRIPTION: 
URL:https://marshallradio.net/event/strategic-farming-lets-talk-crops-webinar-series-2/2026-01-14/
CATEGORIES:Community,Event
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UID:10004473-1767776400-1767780000@marshallradio.net
SUMMARY:"Strategic Farming: Let's Talk Crops" Webinar Series
DESCRIPTION: 
URL:https://marshallradio.net/event/strategic-farming-lets-talk-crops-webinar-series-2/2026-01-07/
CATEGORIES:Community,Event
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SUMMARY:Lyon County Fair Master Gardener Plant Sale-Marshall
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://marshallradio.net/event/lyon-county-fair-master-gardener-plant-sale-marshall/
LOCATION:Lyon County Fairgrounds\, 507 Fairgrounds Rd\, Marshall\, MN\, 56258\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community,Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20250606T090000
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UID:10004127-1749200400-1749218400@marshallradio.net
SUMMARY:Master Gardener Plant Sale-Marshall
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://marshallradio.net/event/master-gardener-plant-sale-marshall/
LOCATION:Marshall Area YMCA\, 200 S A Street\, Marshall\, MN\, 56258\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community,Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20250517T101500
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SUMMARY:Free Gardening Classes-Marshall
DESCRIPTION:  \nMay 8 @ 6:30pm – 7:30pm \nLearn about herbs from local Master Gardeners Intern Sarah Avedikians! \nHerbs are music to your senses. Explore the diverse world of herbs\, their cultivation\, medicinal properties\, and culinary uses. \n  \nMay 17 @ 10:15 am – 11:30 am \nKids\, get ready to start seeds with your local Master Gardeners! Learn three different ways to start your flower and vegetable seeds indoors. Plant a seed in a pot. Make a seed bomb. Roll up a seed snail. \n \nThese informational events are free and open to the public. \nThese events are presented through the Minnesota Extension Service Master Gardener volunteer program.
URL:https://marshallradio.net/event/free-gardening-classes-marshall/2025-05-17/
LOCATION:Marshall Lyon County Library\, MN\, 56258\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community,Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20250508T183000
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DTSTAMP:20250429T014137Z
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SUMMARY:Free Gardening Classes-Marshall
DESCRIPTION:  \nMay 8 @ 6:30pm – 7:30pm \nLearn about herbs from local Master Gardeners Intern Sarah Avedikians! \nHerbs are music to your senses. Explore the diverse world of herbs\, their cultivation\, medicinal properties\, and culinary uses. \n  \nMay 17 @ 10:15 am – 11:30 am \nKids\, get ready to start seeds with your local Master Gardeners! Learn three different ways to start your flower and vegetable seeds indoors. Plant a seed in a pot. Make a seed bomb. Roll up a seed snail. \n \nThese informational events are free and open to the public. \nThese events are presented through the Minnesota Extension Service Master Gardener volunteer program.
URL:https://marshallradio.net/event/free-gardening-classes-marshall/2025-05-08/
LOCATION:Marshall Lyon County Library\, MN\, 56258\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community,Event
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CREATED:20250414T222101Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250414T222200Z
UID:10003882-1745519400-1745519400@marshallradio.net
SUMMARY:Ex-Seed Your Expectations\, Free Gardening Classes-Marshall
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://marshallradio.net/event/ex-seed-your-expectations-free-gardening-classes-marshall/
LOCATION:Marshall-Lyon County Library\, 201 C St.\, Marshall\, MN\, 56258\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community,Event
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SUMMARY:MN Irrigator Program-Becker
DESCRIPTION:The University of Minnesota Extension will be offering the Minnesota Irrigator Program at the Sherburne History Center in Becker\, MN April 2\, 9 and 16. \nOver the past few years\, efficient agricultural irrigation has become a hot topic in Minnesota. In regions with sandy soil and limited precipitation\, irrigation is a key component of production agriculture. Matching irrigation with crop water use has become more important to maintain profit and maximize groundwater resources. An understanding of the plant-water-soil relationship\, proper irrigation system maintenance\, and use of irrigation scheduling are just some of the tools irrigators use for cost-effective crop production. If you want to improve your irrigation\, use efficiency\, the University of Minnesota Extension is offering the Minnesota Irrigator Program (MIP) to provide you with the information you need to make irrigation decisions in 2025. \nThis 3-day event will be held in person at the Sherburne History Center at 10775 27th Ave SE Becker\, MN 55308 on April 2\, 9 and 16 from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. A light breakfast and a warm lunch will be provided. Programming will include a discussion of the basics of irrigation\, irrigation systems\, how to use soil moisture sensors on your farm\, irrigation scheduling\, and special topics like variable rate irrigation and remote sensing. \nIn addition to learning about the most effective irrigation management\, MIP attendance is one of the requirements to attain the Irrigation Endorsement of the Minnesota Agricultural Water Quality Certification Program (MAWQCP). To achieve certification\, participants need to attend all three days of the course. Certified farms will receive the endorsement with proof of MIP attendance and the adoption of a new irrigation practice or scheduling method on-farm. Tuition reimbursement is also available for MAWQCP farms. Continuing education credits (CEUs) for Certified Crop Advisers will also be offered for this program. \nThe University of Minnesota Extension will be offering this program at rotating locations throughout the state in the coming years. Participation is capped at 25 individuals (20 growers and 5 agency staff)\, so be sure to register today! The cost of this 3-day program is $75. Light breakfast and lunch are provided. For more information and to register\, go to www.extension.umn.edu/courses-and-events/minnesota-irrigator-program. \n— \nFor more news from U of M Extension\, visit www.extension.umn.edu/news or contact Extension Communications at extnews@umn.edu. University of Minnesota Extension is an equal opportunity educator and employer.
URL:https://marshallradio.net/event/mn-irrigator-program-becker/2025-04-16/
LOCATION:Sherburne History Center Becker\, MN\, 10775 27th Ave SE\, Becker\, MN\, 55308\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community,Event
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CREATED:20250409T003002Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250409T003002Z
UID:10003856-1744451100-1744461000@marshallradio.net
SUMMARY:Youth @ Work-Marshall
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://marshallradio.net/event/youth-work-marshall/
LOCATION:Marshall Area YMCA\, 200 S A Street\, Marshall\, MN\, 56258\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community,Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20250409T083000
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DTSTAMP:20250313T021233Z
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LAST-MODIFIED:20250313T021233Z
UID:10003820-1744187400-1744212600@marshallradio.net
SUMMARY:MN Irrigator Program-Becker
DESCRIPTION:The University of Minnesota Extension will be offering the Minnesota Irrigator Program at the Sherburne History Center in Becker\, MN April 2\, 9 and 16. \nOver the past few years\, efficient agricultural irrigation has become a hot topic in Minnesota. In regions with sandy soil and limited precipitation\, irrigation is a key component of production agriculture. Matching irrigation with crop water use has become more important to maintain profit and maximize groundwater resources. An understanding of the plant-water-soil relationship\, proper irrigation system maintenance\, and use of irrigation scheduling are just some of the tools irrigators use for cost-effective crop production. If you want to improve your irrigation\, use efficiency\, the University of Minnesota Extension is offering the Minnesota Irrigator Program (MIP) to provide you with the information you need to make irrigation decisions in 2025. \nThis 3-day event will be held in person at the Sherburne History Center at 10775 27th Ave SE Becker\, MN 55308 on April 2\, 9 and 16 from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. A light breakfast and a warm lunch will be provided. Programming will include a discussion of the basics of irrigation\, irrigation systems\, how to use soil moisture sensors on your farm\, irrigation scheduling\, and special topics like variable rate irrigation and remote sensing. \nIn addition to learning about the most effective irrigation management\, MIP attendance is one of the requirements to attain the Irrigation Endorsement of the Minnesota Agricultural Water Quality Certification Program (MAWQCP). To achieve certification\, participants need to attend all three days of the course. Certified farms will receive the endorsement with proof of MIP attendance and the adoption of a new irrigation practice or scheduling method on-farm. Tuition reimbursement is also available for MAWQCP farms. Continuing education credits (CEUs) for Certified Crop Advisers will also be offered for this program. \nThe University of Minnesota Extension will be offering this program at rotating locations throughout the state in the coming years. Participation is capped at 25 individuals (20 growers and 5 agency staff)\, so be sure to register today! The cost of this 3-day program is $75. Light breakfast and lunch are provided. For more information and to register\, go to www.extension.umn.edu/courses-and-events/minnesota-irrigator-program. \n— \nFor more news from U of M Extension\, visit www.extension.umn.edu/news or contact Extension Communications at extnews@umn.edu. University of Minnesota Extension is an equal opportunity educator and employer.
URL:https://marshallradio.net/event/mn-irrigator-program-becker/2025-04-09/
LOCATION:Sherburne History Center Becker\, MN\, 10775 27th Ave SE\, Becker\, MN\, 55308\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community,Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20250402T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20250402T153000
DTSTAMP:20250313T021233Z
CREATED:20250313T021233Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250313T021233Z
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SUMMARY:MN Irrigator Program-Becker
DESCRIPTION:The University of Minnesota Extension will be offering the Minnesota Irrigator Program at the Sherburne History Center in Becker\, MN April 2\, 9 and 16. \nOver the past few years\, efficient agricultural irrigation has become a hot topic in Minnesota. In regions with sandy soil and limited precipitation\, irrigation is a key component of production agriculture. Matching irrigation with crop water use has become more important to maintain profit and maximize groundwater resources. An understanding of the plant-water-soil relationship\, proper irrigation system maintenance\, and use of irrigation scheduling are just some of the tools irrigators use for cost-effective crop production. If you want to improve your irrigation\, use efficiency\, the University of Minnesota Extension is offering the Minnesota Irrigator Program (MIP) to provide you with the information you need to make irrigation decisions in 2025. \nThis 3-day event will be held in person at the Sherburne History Center at 10775 27th Ave SE Becker\, MN 55308 on April 2\, 9 and 16 from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. A light breakfast and a warm lunch will be provided. Programming will include a discussion of the basics of irrigation\, irrigation systems\, how to use soil moisture sensors on your farm\, irrigation scheduling\, and special topics like variable rate irrigation and remote sensing. \nIn addition to learning about the most effective irrigation management\, MIP attendance is one of the requirements to attain the Irrigation Endorsement of the Minnesota Agricultural Water Quality Certification Program (MAWQCP). To achieve certification\, participants need to attend all three days of the course. Certified farms will receive the endorsement with proof of MIP attendance and the adoption of a new irrigation practice or scheduling method on-farm. Tuition reimbursement is also available for MAWQCP farms. Continuing education credits (CEUs) for Certified Crop Advisers will also be offered for this program. \nThe University of Minnesota Extension will be offering this program at rotating locations throughout the state in the coming years. Participation is capped at 25 individuals (20 growers and 5 agency staff)\, so be sure to register today! The cost of this 3-day program is $75. Light breakfast and lunch are provided. For more information and to register\, go to www.extension.umn.edu/courses-and-events/minnesota-irrigator-program. \n— \nFor more news from U of M Extension\, visit www.extension.umn.edu/news or contact Extension Communications at extnews@umn.edu. University of Minnesota Extension is an equal opportunity educator and employer.
URL:https://marshallradio.net/event/mn-irrigator-program-becker/2025-04-02/
LOCATION:Sherburne History Center Becker\, MN\, 10775 27th Ave SE\, Becker\, MN\, 55308\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community,Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20250326T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20250326T100000
DTSTAMP:20241231T025607Z
CREATED:20241231T025607Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241231T025607Z
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SUMMARY:"Strategic Farming: Let's Talk Crops" Webinar Series
DESCRIPTION:Join us for Strategic Farming: Let’s Talk Crops 2025! \nWORTHINGTON\, Minn. (11/26/24) – Pull up a chair and join in or bring the conversation with\nyou as you go about your day. Whatever works best for you\, join us this winter to discuss some\nof the key issues and questions around commodity crop production facing Minnesota farmers\ntoday through the “Strategic Farming: Let’s Talk Crops” webinar series. This live\, online\nprogram will provide up-to-date\, research-based information to help optimize your crop\nmanagement strategies for 2025. Sessions will be held over Zoom\, which can be accessed via\nyour computer\, phone\, or other mobile device\, and will run from 9:00 to 10:00 am Wednesdays\,\nJanuary 8 through March 26\, 2025.\nSessions will be very informal and open to all interested. Each session will start with a brief\npresentation by the discussion leaders for the day\, followed by discussion framed around\nfarmer/participant questions on the topic. \nTo register\, go to z.umn.edu/SF2025. For more details on the program and recordings of\nprevious sessions\, go to https://z.umn.edu/strategic-farming. There is no charge to participate\,\nthanks to generous sponsorship from the Minnesota Soybean Research and Promotion Council\nand the Minnesota Corn Research and Promotion Council. Not able to attend a day? No problem.\nSessions will be recorded and posted for viewing later at your convenience.\nWe hope you will take this opportunity to join with U of MN Extension in discussing crop topics\nat our “Strategic Farming: Let’s Talk Crops!” program in 2025! \nTopics and speakers:\n● January 8: N management given current crop & input economics\nFabian Fernandez\, Extension nutrient management specialist and Brad Carlson\,\nExtension educator-water quality \n● January 15: Targeted Spray Technology\nRodrigo Werle\, Weed scientist\, University of Wisconsin \n● January 22: LIVE at the MN AG EXPO – Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF)\nAnna Cates\, State soil health specialist\, and other Industry and Commodity Group\nrepresentatives \n● January 29: Soybean crop modeling to help farmers make successful decisions\nSeth Naeve\, Extension soybean agronomist and Annibal Cerrudo\, Visiting Professor\n(Argentina) \n● February 5: Managing weeds with more than just herbicides\nDebalin Sarangi\, Extension weed scientist\, Tom Peters\, Extension sugarbeet agronomist\,\nand Eric Yu\, Extension educator-Crops \n● February 12: Navigating the corn maize – new trends in corn production\nJeff Coulter\, Extension corn agronomist and other experts \n● February 19: Using multi-state trials to address key cover crop questions in soybean\nSeth Naeve\, Extension soybean agronomist and Axel Garcia y Garcia\, Sustainable\nCropping Systems Specialist \n● February 26: Keeping track of changes in corn insect challenges\nFei Yang\, Extension corn entomologist \n● March 5: Corn and soybean diseases – looking back as we look forward\nDean Malvick\, Extension plant pathologist \n● March 12: Data Driven Decisions – Determining what really affects the bottom line\nJennifer Rees\, Extension educator\, University of Nebraska\, and Angie Peltier\, Extension\neducator-crops \n● March 19: Drones- a multifaceted management tool for row crop agriculture\nRyan Huffman Sr. research manager ISU Digital Ag Innovation Lab\, Doug Houser ISU\nDigital Ag Extension specialist\, Jorden Kuntz\, Founder of Biosphere Drone Solutions \n● March 26: Seasonal forecast & considerations for 2025 crop success\nDennis Todey\, Director\, USDA Midwest Climate Hub\, Seth Naeve\, Extension soybean\nagronomist and Jeff Coulter\, Extension corn agronomist \nFor more news from U of M Extension\, visit www.extension.umn.edu/news or contact Extension\nCommunications at extnews@umn.edu. University of Minnesota Extension is an equal\nopportunity educator and employer
URL:https://marshallradio.net/event/strategic-farming-lets-talk-crops-webinar-series/2025-03-26/
CATEGORIES:Community,Event
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20250324T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20250324T080000
DTSTAMP:20250313T015249Z
CREATED:20250313T015249Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250313T015249Z
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SUMMARY:Women in Ag Day at the Capital-St. Paul
DESCRIPTION:Women in Ag Day at the Capitol March 24 \n  \nWomen from the breadth of Minnesota’s agriculture community are invited to share their stories with legislators and key leaders at the Minnesota State Capitol for Women in Ag Day on Monday\, March 24. \n  \nOrganizers seek to celebrate the role of women in agriculture and raise awareness of issues and challenges they face in their work. All involved with agriculture are encouraged to attend. \n  \n“We want to work with legislators and other leaders to help inspire more women to pursue dreams of farming and other ag-related work\,” said Susanne Hinrichs\, University of Minnesota Extension ag business educator. Hinrichs also notes\, “Hearing stories directly from farmers of their day-to-day lives helps our lawmakers understand agriculture and farming that much better.” \n  \nThe March 24 Day at the Capitol will welcome people from all over Minnesota to the State Capitol for a welcome session with legislators and speakers\, to view legislative floor sessions and committee hearings\, to experience a Capitol tour\, schedule an appointment with your legislators\, an end-of-day reception\, and network with other agricultural participants. For more information\, go to this website: https://z.umn.edu/WIADAC2025. \n  \nParticipants are encouraged to schedule appointments with their legislators during the day. Further information can be gained at the website above. This event is free\, but registration is requested\, and is open to all regardless of gender identity or expression. \n  \nFor more information\, contact Susanne Hinrichs at susanneh@umn.edu or visit the Women in Ag Day site at: https://z.umn.edu/WIADAC2025. \n——- For more news from U of M Extension\, visit www.extension.umn.edu/news or contact Extension Communications at extnews@umn.edu. University of Minnesota Extension is an equal opportunity educator and employer.
URL:https://marshallradio.net/event/women-in-ag-day-at-the-capital-st-paul/
LOCATION:MN Capitol
CATEGORIES:Community,Event
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20250319T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20250319T100000
DTSTAMP:20241231T025607Z
CREATED:20241231T025607Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241231T025607Z
UID:10003659-1742374800-1742378400@marshallradio.net
SUMMARY:"Strategic Farming: Let's Talk Crops" Webinar Series
DESCRIPTION:Join us for Strategic Farming: Let’s Talk Crops 2025! \nWORTHINGTON\, Minn. (11/26/24) – Pull up a chair and join in or bring the conversation with\nyou as you go about your day. Whatever works best for you\, join us this winter to discuss some\nof the key issues and questions around commodity crop production facing Minnesota farmers\ntoday through the “Strategic Farming: Let’s Talk Crops” webinar series. This live\, online\nprogram will provide up-to-date\, research-based information to help optimize your crop\nmanagement strategies for 2025. Sessions will be held over Zoom\, which can be accessed via\nyour computer\, phone\, or other mobile device\, and will run from 9:00 to 10:00 am Wednesdays\,\nJanuary 8 through March 26\, 2025.\nSessions will be very informal and open to all interested. Each session will start with a brief\npresentation by the discussion leaders for the day\, followed by discussion framed around\nfarmer/participant questions on the topic. \nTo register\, go to z.umn.edu/SF2025. For more details on the program and recordings of\nprevious sessions\, go to https://z.umn.edu/strategic-farming. There is no charge to participate\,\nthanks to generous sponsorship from the Minnesota Soybean Research and Promotion Council\nand the Minnesota Corn Research and Promotion Council. Not able to attend a day? No problem.\nSessions will be recorded and posted for viewing later at your convenience.\nWe hope you will take this opportunity to join with U of MN Extension in discussing crop topics\nat our “Strategic Farming: Let’s Talk Crops!” program in 2025! \nTopics and speakers:\n● January 8: N management given current crop & input economics\nFabian Fernandez\, Extension nutrient management specialist and Brad Carlson\,\nExtension educator-water quality \n● January 15: Targeted Spray Technology\nRodrigo Werle\, Weed scientist\, University of Wisconsin \n● January 22: LIVE at the MN AG EXPO – Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF)\nAnna Cates\, State soil health specialist\, and other Industry and Commodity Group\nrepresentatives \n● January 29: Soybean crop modeling to help farmers make successful decisions\nSeth Naeve\, Extension soybean agronomist and Annibal Cerrudo\, Visiting Professor\n(Argentina) \n● February 5: Managing weeds with more than just herbicides\nDebalin Sarangi\, Extension weed scientist\, Tom Peters\, Extension sugarbeet agronomist\,\nand Eric Yu\, Extension educator-Crops \n● February 12: Navigating the corn maize – new trends in corn production\nJeff Coulter\, Extension corn agronomist and other experts \n● February 19: Using multi-state trials to address key cover crop questions in soybean\nSeth Naeve\, Extension soybean agronomist and Axel Garcia y Garcia\, Sustainable\nCropping Systems Specialist \n● February 26: Keeping track of changes in corn insect challenges\nFei Yang\, Extension corn entomologist \n● March 5: Corn and soybean diseases – looking back as we look forward\nDean Malvick\, Extension plant pathologist \n● March 12: Data Driven Decisions – Determining what really affects the bottom line\nJennifer Rees\, Extension educator\, University of Nebraska\, and Angie Peltier\, Extension\neducator-crops \n● March 19: Drones- a multifaceted management tool for row crop agriculture\nRyan Huffman Sr. research manager ISU Digital Ag Innovation Lab\, Doug Houser ISU\nDigital Ag Extension specialist\, Jorden Kuntz\, Founder of Biosphere Drone Solutions \n● March 26: Seasonal forecast & considerations for 2025 crop success\nDennis Todey\, Director\, USDA Midwest Climate Hub\, Seth Naeve\, Extension soybean\nagronomist and Jeff Coulter\, Extension corn agronomist \nFor more news from U of M Extension\, visit www.extension.umn.edu/news or contact Extension\nCommunications at extnews@umn.edu. University of Minnesota Extension is an equal\nopportunity educator and employer
URL:https://marshallradio.net/event/strategic-farming-lets-talk-crops-webinar-series/2025-03-19/
CATEGORIES:Community,Event
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20250312T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20250312T100000
DTSTAMP:20241231T025607Z
CREATED:20241231T025607Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241231T025607Z
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SUMMARY:"Strategic Farming: Let's Talk Crops" Webinar Series
DESCRIPTION:Join us for Strategic Farming: Let’s Talk Crops 2025! \nWORTHINGTON\, Minn. (11/26/24) – Pull up a chair and join in or bring the conversation with\nyou as you go about your day. Whatever works best for you\, join us this winter to discuss some\nof the key issues and questions around commodity crop production facing Minnesota farmers\ntoday through the “Strategic Farming: Let’s Talk Crops” webinar series. This live\, online\nprogram will provide up-to-date\, research-based information to help optimize your crop\nmanagement strategies for 2025. Sessions will be held over Zoom\, which can be accessed via\nyour computer\, phone\, or other mobile device\, and will run from 9:00 to 10:00 am Wednesdays\,\nJanuary 8 through March 26\, 2025.\nSessions will be very informal and open to all interested. Each session will start with a brief\npresentation by the discussion leaders for the day\, followed by discussion framed around\nfarmer/participant questions on the topic. \nTo register\, go to z.umn.edu/SF2025. For more details on the program and recordings of\nprevious sessions\, go to https://z.umn.edu/strategic-farming. There is no charge to participate\,\nthanks to generous sponsorship from the Minnesota Soybean Research and Promotion Council\nand the Minnesota Corn Research and Promotion Council. Not able to attend a day? No problem.\nSessions will be recorded and posted for viewing later at your convenience.\nWe hope you will take this opportunity to join with U of MN Extension in discussing crop topics\nat our “Strategic Farming: Let’s Talk Crops!” program in 2025! \nTopics and speakers:\n● January 8: N management given current crop & input economics\nFabian Fernandez\, Extension nutrient management specialist and Brad Carlson\,\nExtension educator-water quality \n● January 15: Targeted Spray Technology\nRodrigo Werle\, Weed scientist\, University of Wisconsin \n● January 22: LIVE at the MN AG EXPO – Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF)\nAnna Cates\, State soil health specialist\, and other Industry and Commodity Group\nrepresentatives \n● January 29: Soybean crop modeling to help farmers make successful decisions\nSeth Naeve\, Extension soybean agronomist and Annibal Cerrudo\, Visiting Professor\n(Argentina) \n● February 5: Managing weeds with more than just herbicides\nDebalin Sarangi\, Extension weed scientist\, Tom Peters\, Extension sugarbeet agronomist\,\nand Eric Yu\, Extension educator-Crops \n● February 12: Navigating the corn maize – new trends in corn production\nJeff Coulter\, Extension corn agronomist and other experts \n● February 19: Using multi-state trials to address key cover crop questions in soybean\nSeth Naeve\, Extension soybean agronomist and Axel Garcia y Garcia\, Sustainable\nCropping Systems Specialist \n● February 26: Keeping track of changes in corn insect challenges\nFei Yang\, Extension corn entomologist \n● March 5: Corn and soybean diseases – looking back as we look forward\nDean Malvick\, Extension plant pathologist \n● March 12: Data Driven Decisions – Determining what really affects the bottom line\nJennifer Rees\, Extension educator\, University of Nebraska\, and Angie Peltier\, Extension\neducator-crops \n● March 19: Drones- a multifaceted management tool for row crop agriculture\nRyan Huffman Sr. research manager ISU Digital Ag Innovation Lab\, Doug Houser ISU\nDigital Ag Extension specialist\, Jorden Kuntz\, Founder of Biosphere Drone Solutions \n● March 26: Seasonal forecast & considerations for 2025 crop success\nDennis Todey\, Director\, USDA Midwest Climate Hub\, Seth Naeve\, Extension soybean\nagronomist and Jeff Coulter\, Extension corn agronomist \nFor more news from U of M Extension\, visit www.extension.umn.edu/news or contact Extension\nCommunications at extnews@umn.edu. University of Minnesota Extension is an equal\nopportunity educator and employer
URL:https://marshallradio.net/event/strategic-farming-lets-talk-crops-webinar-series/2025-03-12/
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SUMMARY:"Strategic Farming: Let's Talk Crops" Webinar Series
DESCRIPTION:Join us for Strategic Farming: Let’s Talk Crops 2025! \nWORTHINGTON\, Minn. (11/26/24) – Pull up a chair and join in or bring the conversation with\nyou as you go about your day. Whatever works best for you\, join us this winter to discuss some\nof the key issues and questions around commodity crop production facing Minnesota farmers\ntoday through the “Strategic Farming: Let’s Talk Crops” webinar series. This live\, online\nprogram will provide up-to-date\, research-based information to help optimize your crop\nmanagement strategies for 2025. Sessions will be held over Zoom\, which can be accessed via\nyour computer\, phone\, or other mobile device\, and will run from 9:00 to 10:00 am Wednesdays\,\nJanuary 8 through March 26\, 2025.\nSessions will be very informal and open to all interested. Each session will start with a brief\npresentation by the discussion leaders for the day\, followed by discussion framed around\nfarmer/participant questions on the topic. \nTo register\, go to z.umn.edu/SF2025. For more details on the program and recordings of\nprevious sessions\, go to https://z.umn.edu/strategic-farming. There is no charge to participate\,\nthanks to generous sponsorship from the Minnesota Soybean Research and Promotion Council\nand the Minnesota Corn Research and Promotion Council. Not able to attend a day? No problem.\nSessions will be recorded and posted for viewing later at your convenience.\nWe hope you will take this opportunity to join with U of MN Extension in discussing crop topics\nat our “Strategic Farming: Let’s Talk Crops!” program in 2025! \nTopics and speakers:\n● January 8: N management given current crop & input economics\nFabian Fernandez\, Extension nutrient management specialist and Brad Carlson\,\nExtension educator-water quality \n● January 15: Targeted Spray Technology\nRodrigo Werle\, Weed scientist\, University of Wisconsin \n● January 22: LIVE at the MN AG EXPO – Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF)\nAnna Cates\, State soil health specialist\, and other Industry and Commodity Group\nrepresentatives \n● January 29: Soybean crop modeling to help farmers make successful decisions\nSeth Naeve\, Extension soybean agronomist and Annibal Cerrudo\, Visiting Professor\n(Argentina) \n● February 5: Managing weeds with more than just herbicides\nDebalin Sarangi\, Extension weed scientist\, Tom Peters\, Extension sugarbeet agronomist\,\nand Eric Yu\, Extension educator-Crops \n● February 12: Navigating the corn maize – new trends in corn production\nJeff Coulter\, Extension corn agronomist and other experts \n● February 19: Using multi-state trials to address key cover crop questions in soybean\nSeth Naeve\, Extension soybean agronomist and Axel Garcia y Garcia\, Sustainable\nCropping Systems Specialist \n● February 26: Keeping track of changes in corn insect challenges\nFei Yang\, Extension corn entomologist \n● March 5: Corn and soybean diseases – looking back as we look forward\nDean Malvick\, Extension plant pathologist \n● March 12: Data Driven Decisions – Determining what really affects the bottom line\nJennifer Rees\, Extension educator\, University of Nebraska\, and Angie Peltier\, Extension\neducator-crops \n● March 19: Drones- a multifaceted management tool for row crop agriculture\nRyan Huffman Sr. research manager ISU Digital Ag Innovation Lab\, Doug Houser ISU\nDigital Ag Extension specialist\, Jorden Kuntz\, Founder of Biosphere Drone Solutions \n● March 26: Seasonal forecast & considerations for 2025 crop success\nDennis Todey\, Director\, USDA Midwest Climate Hub\, Seth Naeve\, Extension soybean\nagronomist and Jeff Coulter\, Extension corn agronomist \nFor more news from U of M Extension\, visit www.extension.umn.edu/news or contact Extension\nCommunications at extnews@umn.edu. University of Minnesota Extension is an equal\nopportunity educator and employer
URL:https://marshallradio.net/event/strategic-farming-lets-talk-crops-webinar-series/2025-03-05/
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SUMMARY:"Strategic Farming: Let's Talk Crops" Webinar Series
DESCRIPTION:Join us for Strategic Farming: Let’s Talk Crops 2025! \nWORTHINGTON\, Minn. (11/26/24) – Pull up a chair and join in or bring the conversation with\nyou as you go about your day. Whatever works best for you\, join us this winter to discuss some\nof the key issues and questions around commodity crop production facing Minnesota farmers\ntoday through the “Strategic Farming: Let’s Talk Crops” webinar series. This live\, online\nprogram will provide up-to-date\, research-based information to help optimize your crop\nmanagement strategies for 2025. Sessions will be held over Zoom\, which can be accessed via\nyour computer\, phone\, or other mobile device\, and will run from 9:00 to 10:00 am Wednesdays\,\nJanuary 8 through March 26\, 2025.\nSessions will be very informal and open to all interested. Each session will start with a brief\npresentation by the discussion leaders for the day\, followed by discussion framed around\nfarmer/participant questions on the topic. \nTo register\, go to z.umn.edu/SF2025. For more details on the program and recordings of\nprevious sessions\, go to https://z.umn.edu/strategic-farming. There is no charge to participate\,\nthanks to generous sponsorship from the Minnesota Soybean Research and Promotion Council\nand the Minnesota Corn Research and Promotion Council. Not able to attend a day? No problem.\nSessions will be recorded and posted for viewing later at your convenience.\nWe hope you will take this opportunity to join with U of MN Extension in discussing crop topics\nat our “Strategic Farming: Let’s Talk Crops!” program in 2025! \nTopics and speakers:\n● January 8: N management given current crop & input economics\nFabian Fernandez\, Extension nutrient management specialist and Brad Carlson\,\nExtension educator-water quality \n● January 15: Targeted Spray Technology\nRodrigo Werle\, Weed scientist\, University of Wisconsin \n● January 22: LIVE at the MN AG EXPO – Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF)\nAnna Cates\, State soil health specialist\, and other Industry and Commodity Group\nrepresentatives \n● January 29: Soybean crop modeling to help farmers make successful decisions\nSeth Naeve\, Extension soybean agronomist and Annibal Cerrudo\, Visiting Professor\n(Argentina) \n● February 5: Managing weeds with more than just herbicides\nDebalin Sarangi\, Extension weed scientist\, Tom Peters\, Extension sugarbeet agronomist\,\nand Eric Yu\, Extension educator-Crops \n● February 12: Navigating the corn maize – new trends in corn production\nJeff Coulter\, Extension corn agronomist and other experts \n● February 19: Using multi-state trials to address key cover crop questions in soybean\nSeth Naeve\, Extension soybean agronomist and Axel Garcia y Garcia\, Sustainable\nCropping Systems Specialist \n● February 26: Keeping track of changes in corn insect challenges\nFei Yang\, Extension corn entomologist \n● March 5: Corn and soybean diseases – looking back as we look forward\nDean Malvick\, Extension plant pathologist \n● March 12: Data Driven Decisions – Determining what really affects the bottom line\nJennifer Rees\, Extension educator\, University of Nebraska\, and Angie Peltier\, Extension\neducator-crops \n● March 19: Drones- a multifaceted management tool for row crop agriculture\nRyan Huffman Sr. research manager ISU Digital Ag Innovation Lab\, Doug Houser ISU\nDigital Ag Extension specialist\, Jorden Kuntz\, Founder of Biosphere Drone Solutions \n● March 26: Seasonal forecast & considerations for 2025 crop success\nDennis Todey\, Director\, USDA Midwest Climate Hub\, Seth Naeve\, Extension soybean\nagronomist and Jeff Coulter\, Extension corn agronomist \nFor more news from U of M Extension\, visit www.extension.umn.edu/news or contact Extension\nCommunications at extnews@umn.edu. University of Minnesota Extension is an equal\nopportunity educator and employer
URL:https://marshallradio.net/event/strategic-farming-lets-talk-crops-webinar-series/2025-02-26/
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SUMMARY:"Strategic Farming: Let's Talk Crops" Webinar Series
DESCRIPTION:Join us for Strategic Farming: Let’s Talk Crops 2025! \nWORTHINGTON\, Minn. (11/26/24) – Pull up a chair and join in or bring the conversation with\nyou as you go about your day. Whatever works best for you\, join us this winter to discuss some\nof the key issues and questions around commodity crop production facing Minnesota farmers\ntoday through the “Strategic Farming: Let’s Talk Crops” webinar series. This live\, online\nprogram will provide up-to-date\, research-based information to help optimize your crop\nmanagement strategies for 2025. Sessions will be held over Zoom\, which can be accessed via\nyour computer\, phone\, or other mobile device\, and will run from 9:00 to 10:00 am Wednesdays\,\nJanuary 8 through March 26\, 2025.\nSessions will be very informal and open to all interested. Each session will start with a brief\npresentation by the discussion leaders for the day\, followed by discussion framed around\nfarmer/participant questions on the topic. \nTo register\, go to z.umn.edu/SF2025. For more details on the program and recordings of\nprevious sessions\, go to https://z.umn.edu/strategic-farming. There is no charge to participate\,\nthanks to generous sponsorship from the Minnesota Soybean Research and Promotion Council\nand the Minnesota Corn Research and Promotion Council. Not able to attend a day? No problem.\nSessions will be recorded and posted for viewing later at your convenience.\nWe hope you will take this opportunity to join with U of MN Extension in discussing crop topics\nat our “Strategic Farming: Let’s Talk Crops!” program in 2025! \nTopics and speakers:\n● January 8: N management given current crop & input economics\nFabian Fernandez\, Extension nutrient management specialist and Brad Carlson\,\nExtension educator-water quality \n● January 15: Targeted Spray Technology\nRodrigo Werle\, Weed scientist\, University of Wisconsin \n● January 22: LIVE at the MN AG EXPO – Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF)\nAnna Cates\, State soil health specialist\, and other Industry and Commodity Group\nrepresentatives \n● January 29: Soybean crop modeling to help farmers make successful decisions\nSeth Naeve\, Extension soybean agronomist and Annibal Cerrudo\, Visiting Professor\n(Argentina) \n● February 5: Managing weeds with more than just herbicides\nDebalin Sarangi\, Extension weed scientist\, Tom Peters\, Extension sugarbeet agronomist\,\nand Eric Yu\, Extension educator-Crops \n● February 12: Navigating the corn maize – new trends in corn production\nJeff Coulter\, Extension corn agronomist and other experts \n● February 19: Using multi-state trials to address key cover crop questions in soybean\nSeth Naeve\, Extension soybean agronomist and Axel Garcia y Garcia\, Sustainable\nCropping Systems Specialist \n● February 26: Keeping track of changes in corn insect challenges\nFei Yang\, Extension corn entomologist \n● March 5: Corn and soybean diseases – looking back as we look forward\nDean Malvick\, Extension plant pathologist \n● March 12: Data Driven Decisions – Determining what really affects the bottom line\nJennifer Rees\, Extension educator\, University of Nebraska\, and Angie Peltier\, Extension\neducator-crops \n● March 19: Drones- a multifaceted management tool for row crop agriculture\nRyan Huffman Sr. research manager ISU Digital Ag Innovation Lab\, Doug Houser ISU\nDigital Ag Extension specialist\, Jorden Kuntz\, Founder of Biosphere Drone Solutions \n● March 26: Seasonal forecast & considerations for 2025 crop success\nDennis Todey\, Director\, USDA Midwest Climate Hub\, Seth Naeve\, Extension soybean\nagronomist and Jeff Coulter\, Extension corn agronomist \nFor more news from U of M Extension\, visit www.extension.umn.edu/news or contact Extension\nCommunications at extnews@umn.edu. University of Minnesota Extension is an equal\nopportunity educator and employer
URL:https://marshallradio.net/event/strategic-farming-lets-talk-crops-webinar-series/2025-02-19/
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SUMMARY:"Strategic Farming: Let's Talk Crops" Webinar Series
DESCRIPTION:Join us for Strategic Farming: Let’s Talk Crops 2025! \nWORTHINGTON\, Minn. (11/26/24) – Pull up a chair and join in or bring the conversation with\nyou as you go about your day. Whatever works best for you\, join us this winter to discuss some\nof the key issues and questions around commodity crop production facing Minnesota farmers\ntoday through the “Strategic Farming: Let’s Talk Crops” webinar series. This live\, online\nprogram will provide up-to-date\, research-based information to help optimize your crop\nmanagement strategies for 2025. Sessions will be held over Zoom\, which can be accessed via\nyour computer\, phone\, or other mobile device\, and will run from 9:00 to 10:00 am Wednesdays\,\nJanuary 8 through March 26\, 2025.\nSessions will be very informal and open to all interested. Each session will start with a brief\npresentation by the discussion leaders for the day\, followed by discussion framed around\nfarmer/participant questions on the topic. \nTo register\, go to z.umn.edu/SF2025. For more details on the program and recordings of\nprevious sessions\, go to https://z.umn.edu/strategic-farming. There is no charge to participate\,\nthanks to generous sponsorship from the Minnesota Soybean Research and Promotion Council\nand the Minnesota Corn Research and Promotion Council. Not able to attend a day? No problem.\nSessions will be recorded and posted for viewing later at your convenience.\nWe hope you will take this opportunity to join with U of MN Extension in discussing crop topics\nat our “Strategic Farming: Let’s Talk Crops!” program in 2025! \nTopics and speakers:\n● January 8: N management given current crop & input economics\nFabian Fernandez\, Extension nutrient management specialist and Brad Carlson\,\nExtension educator-water quality \n● January 15: Targeted Spray Technology\nRodrigo Werle\, Weed scientist\, University of Wisconsin \n● January 22: LIVE at the MN AG EXPO – Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF)\nAnna Cates\, State soil health specialist\, and other Industry and Commodity Group\nrepresentatives \n● January 29: Soybean crop modeling to help farmers make successful decisions\nSeth Naeve\, Extension soybean agronomist and Annibal Cerrudo\, Visiting Professor\n(Argentina) \n● February 5: Managing weeds with more than just herbicides\nDebalin Sarangi\, Extension weed scientist\, Tom Peters\, Extension sugarbeet agronomist\,\nand Eric Yu\, Extension educator-Crops \n● February 12: Navigating the corn maize – new trends in corn production\nJeff Coulter\, Extension corn agronomist and other experts \n● February 19: Using multi-state trials to address key cover crop questions in soybean\nSeth Naeve\, Extension soybean agronomist and Axel Garcia y Garcia\, Sustainable\nCropping Systems Specialist \n● February 26: Keeping track of changes in corn insect challenges\nFei Yang\, Extension corn entomologist \n● March 5: Corn and soybean diseases – looking back as we look forward\nDean Malvick\, Extension plant pathologist \n● March 12: Data Driven Decisions – Determining what really affects the bottom line\nJennifer Rees\, Extension educator\, University of Nebraska\, and Angie Peltier\, Extension\neducator-crops \n● March 19: Drones- a multifaceted management tool for row crop agriculture\nRyan Huffman Sr. research manager ISU Digital Ag Innovation Lab\, Doug Houser ISU\nDigital Ag Extension specialist\, Jorden Kuntz\, Founder of Biosphere Drone Solutions \n● March 26: Seasonal forecast & considerations for 2025 crop success\nDennis Todey\, Director\, USDA Midwest Climate Hub\, Seth Naeve\, Extension soybean\nagronomist and Jeff Coulter\, Extension corn agronomist \nFor more news from U of M Extension\, visit www.extension.umn.edu/news or contact Extension\nCommunications at extnews@umn.edu. University of Minnesota Extension is an equal\nopportunity educator and employer
URL:https://marshallradio.net/event/strategic-farming-lets-talk-crops-webinar-series/2025-02-12/
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SUMMARY:"Strategic Farming: Let's Talk Crops" Webinar Series
DESCRIPTION:Join us for Strategic Farming: Let’s Talk Crops 2025! \nWORTHINGTON\, Minn. (11/26/24) – Pull up a chair and join in or bring the conversation with\nyou as you go about your day. Whatever works best for you\, join us this winter to discuss some\nof the key issues and questions around commodity crop production facing Minnesota farmers\ntoday through the “Strategic Farming: Let’s Talk Crops” webinar series. This live\, online\nprogram will provide up-to-date\, research-based information to help optimize your crop\nmanagement strategies for 2025. Sessions will be held over Zoom\, which can be accessed via\nyour computer\, phone\, or other mobile device\, and will run from 9:00 to 10:00 am Wednesdays\,\nJanuary 8 through March 26\, 2025.\nSessions will be very informal and open to all interested. Each session will start with a brief\npresentation by the discussion leaders for the day\, followed by discussion framed around\nfarmer/participant questions on the topic. \nTo register\, go to z.umn.edu/SF2025. For more details on the program and recordings of\nprevious sessions\, go to https://z.umn.edu/strategic-farming. There is no charge to participate\,\nthanks to generous sponsorship from the Minnesota Soybean Research and Promotion Council\nand the Minnesota Corn Research and Promotion Council. Not able to attend a day? No problem.\nSessions will be recorded and posted for viewing later at your convenience.\nWe hope you will take this opportunity to join with U of MN Extension in discussing crop topics\nat our “Strategic Farming: Let’s Talk Crops!” program in 2025! \nTopics and speakers:\n● January 8: N management given current crop & input economics\nFabian Fernandez\, Extension nutrient management specialist and Brad Carlson\,\nExtension educator-water quality \n● January 15: Targeted Spray Technology\nRodrigo Werle\, Weed scientist\, University of Wisconsin \n● January 22: LIVE at the MN AG EXPO – Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF)\nAnna Cates\, State soil health specialist\, and other Industry and Commodity Group\nrepresentatives \n● January 29: Soybean crop modeling to help farmers make successful decisions\nSeth Naeve\, Extension soybean agronomist and Annibal Cerrudo\, Visiting Professor\n(Argentina) \n● February 5: Managing weeds with more than just herbicides\nDebalin Sarangi\, Extension weed scientist\, Tom Peters\, Extension sugarbeet agronomist\,\nand Eric Yu\, Extension educator-Crops \n● February 12: Navigating the corn maize – new trends in corn production\nJeff Coulter\, Extension corn agronomist and other experts \n● February 19: Using multi-state trials to address key cover crop questions in soybean\nSeth Naeve\, Extension soybean agronomist and Axel Garcia y Garcia\, Sustainable\nCropping Systems Specialist \n● February 26: Keeping track of changes in corn insect challenges\nFei Yang\, Extension corn entomologist \n● March 5: Corn and soybean diseases – looking back as we look forward\nDean Malvick\, Extension plant pathologist \n● March 12: Data Driven Decisions – Determining what really affects the bottom line\nJennifer Rees\, Extension educator\, University of Nebraska\, and Angie Peltier\, Extension\neducator-crops \n● March 19: Drones- a multifaceted management tool for row crop agriculture\nRyan Huffman Sr. research manager ISU Digital Ag Innovation Lab\, Doug Houser ISU\nDigital Ag Extension specialist\, Jorden Kuntz\, Founder of Biosphere Drone Solutions \n● March 26: Seasonal forecast & considerations for 2025 crop success\nDennis Todey\, Director\, USDA Midwest Climate Hub\, Seth Naeve\, Extension soybean\nagronomist and Jeff Coulter\, Extension corn agronomist \nFor more news from U of M Extension\, visit www.extension.umn.edu/news or contact Extension\nCommunications at extnews@umn.edu. University of Minnesota Extension is an equal\nopportunity educator and employer
URL:https://marshallradio.net/event/strategic-farming-lets-talk-crops-webinar-series/2025-02-05/
CATEGORIES:Community,Event
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SUMMARY:"Strategic Farming: Let's Talk Crops" Webinar Series
DESCRIPTION:Join us for Strategic Farming: Let’s Talk Crops 2025! \nWORTHINGTON\, Minn. (11/26/24) – Pull up a chair and join in or bring the conversation with\nyou as you go about your day. Whatever works best for you\, join us this winter to discuss some\nof the key issues and questions around commodity crop production facing Minnesota farmers\ntoday through the “Strategic Farming: Let’s Talk Crops” webinar series. This live\, online\nprogram will provide up-to-date\, research-based information to help optimize your crop\nmanagement strategies for 2025. Sessions will be held over Zoom\, which can be accessed via\nyour computer\, phone\, or other mobile device\, and will run from 9:00 to 10:00 am Wednesdays\,\nJanuary 8 through March 26\, 2025.\nSessions will be very informal and open to all interested. Each session will start with a brief\npresentation by the discussion leaders for the day\, followed by discussion framed around\nfarmer/participant questions on the topic. \nTo register\, go to z.umn.edu/SF2025. For more details on the program and recordings of\nprevious sessions\, go to https://z.umn.edu/strategic-farming. There is no charge to participate\,\nthanks to generous sponsorship from the Minnesota Soybean Research and Promotion Council\nand the Minnesota Corn Research and Promotion Council. Not able to attend a day? No problem.\nSessions will be recorded and posted for viewing later at your convenience.\nWe hope you will take this opportunity to join with U of MN Extension in discussing crop topics\nat our “Strategic Farming: Let’s Talk Crops!” program in 2025! \nTopics and speakers:\n● January 8: N management given current crop & input economics\nFabian Fernandez\, Extension nutrient management specialist and Brad Carlson\,\nExtension educator-water quality \n● January 15: Targeted Spray Technology\nRodrigo Werle\, Weed scientist\, University of Wisconsin \n● January 22: LIVE at the MN AG EXPO – Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF)\nAnna Cates\, State soil health specialist\, and other Industry and Commodity Group\nrepresentatives \n● January 29: Soybean crop modeling to help farmers make successful decisions\nSeth Naeve\, Extension soybean agronomist and Annibal Cerrudo\, Visiting Professor\n(Argentina) \n● February 5: Managing weeds with more than just herbicides\nDebalin Sarangi\, Extension weed scientist\, Tom Peters\, Extension sugarbeet agronomist\,\nand Eric Yu\, Extension educator-Crops \n● February 12: Navigating the corn maize – new trends in corn production\nJeff Coulter\, Extension corn agronomist and other experts \n● February 19: Using multi-state trials to address key cover crop questions in soybean\nSeth Naeve\, Extension soybean agronomist and Axel Garcia y Garcia\, Sustainable\nCropping Systems Specialist \n● February 26: Keeping track of changes in corn insect challenges\nFei Yang\, Extension corn entomologist \n● March 5: Corn and soybean diseases – looking back as we look forward\nDean Malvick\, Extension plant pathologist \n● March 12: Data Driven Decisions – Determining what really affects the bottom line\nJennifer Rees\, Extension educator\, University of Nebraska\, and Angie Peltier\, Extension\neducator-crops \n● March 19: Drones- a multifaceted management tool for row crop agriculture\nRyan Huffman Sr. research manager ISU Digital Ag Innovation Lab\, Doug Houser ISU\nDigital Ag Extension specialist\, Jorden Kuntz\, Founder of Biosphere Drone Solutions \n● March 26: Seasonal forecast & considerations for 2025 crop success\nDennis Todey\, Director\, USDA Midwest Climate Hub\, Seth Naeve\, Extension soybean\nagronomist and Jeff Coulter\, Extension corn agronomist \nFor more news from U of M Extension\, visit www.extension.umn.edu/news or contact Extension\nCommunications at extnews@umn.edu. University of Minnesota Extension is an equal\nopportunity educator and employer
URL:https://marshallradio.net/event/strategic-farming-lets-talk-crops-webinar-series/2025-01-29/
CATEGORIES:Community,Event
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SUMMARY:"Strategic Farming: Let's Talk Crops" Webinar Series
DESCRIPTION:Join us for Strategic Farming: Let’s Talk Crops 2025! \nWORTHINGTON\, Minn. (11/26/24) – Pull up a chair and join in or bring the conversation with\nyou as you go about your day. Whatever works best for you\, join us this winter to discuss some\nof the key issues and questions around commodity crop production facing Minnesota farmers\ntoday through the “Strategic Farming: Let’s Talk Crops” webinar series. This live\, online\nprogram will provide up-to-date\, research-based information to help optimize your crop\nmanagement strategies for 2025. Sessions will be held over Zoom\, which can be accessed via\nyour computer\, phone\, or other mobile device\, and will run from 9:00 to 10:00 am Wednesdays\,\nJanuary 8 through March 26\, 2025.\nSessions will be very informal and open to all interested. Each session will start with a brief\npresentation by the discussion leaders for the day\, followed by discussion framed around\nfarmer/participant questions on the topic. \nTo register\, go to z.umn.edu/SF2025. For more details on the program and recordings of\nprevious sessions\, go to https://z.umn.edu/strategic-farming. There is no charge to participate\,\nthanks to generous sponsorship from the Minnesota Soybean Research and Promotion Council\nand the Minnesota Corn Research and Promotion Council. Not able to attend a day? No problem.\nSessions will be recorded and posted for viewing later at your convenience.\nWe hope you will take this opportunity to join with U of MN Extension in discussing crop topics\nat our “Strategic Farming: Let’s Talk Crops!” program in 2025! \nTopics and speakers:\n● January 8: N management given current crop & input economics\nFabian Fernandez\, Extension nutrient management specialist and Brad Carlson\,\nExtension educator-water quality \n● January 15: Targeted Spray Technology\nRodrigo Werle\, Weed scientist\, University of Wisconsin \n● January 22: LIVE at the MN AG EXPO – Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF)\nAnna Cates\, State soil health specialist\, and other Industry and Commodity Group\nrepresentatives \n● January 29: Soybean crop modeling to help farmers make successful decisions\nSeth Naeve\, Extension soybean agronomist and Annibal Cerrudo\, Visiting Professor\n(Argentina) \n● February 5: Managing weeds with more than just herbicides\nDebalin Sarangi\, Extension weed scientist\, Tom Peters\, Extension sugarbeet agronomist\,\nand Eric Yu\, Extension educator-Crops \n● February 12: Navigating the corn maize – new trends in corn production\nJeff Coulter\, Extension corn agronomist and other experts \n● February 19: Using multi-state trials to address key cover crop questions in soybean\nSeth Naeve\, Extension soybean agronomist and Axel Garcia y Garcia\, Sustainable\nCropping Systems Specialist \n● February 26: Keeping track of changes in corn insect challenges\nFei Yang\, Extension corn entomologist \n● March 5: Corn and soybean diseases – looking back as we look forward\nDean Malvick\, Extension plant pathologist \n● March 12: Data Driven Decisions – Determining what really affects the bottom line\nJennifer Rees\, Extension educator\, University of Nebraska\, and Angie Peltier\, Extension\neducator-crops \n● March 19: Drones- a multifaceted management tool for row crop agriculture\nRyan Huffman Sr. research manager ISU Digital Ag Innovation Lab\, Doug Houser ISU\nDigital Ag Extension specialist\, Jorden Kuntz\, Founder of Biosphere Drone Solutions \n● March 26: Seasonal forecast & considerations for 2025 crop success\nDennis Todey\, Director\, USDA Midwest Climate Hub\, Seth Naeve\, Extension soybean\nagronomist and Jeff Coulter\, Extension corn agronomist \nFor more news from U of M Extension\, visit www.extension.umn.edu/news or contact Extension\nCommunications at extnews@umn.edu. University of Minnesota Extension is an equal\nopportunity educator and employer
URL:https://marshallradio.net/event/strategic-farming-lets-talk-crops-webinar-series/2025-01-22/
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SUMMARY:"Strategic Farming: Let's Talk Crops" Webinar Series
DESCRIPTION:Join us for Strategic Farming: Let’s Talk Crops 2025! \nWORTHINGTON\, Minn. (11/26/24) – Pull up a chair and join in or bring the conversation with\nyou as you go about your day. Whatever works best for you\, join us this winter to discuss some\nof the key issues and questions around commodity crop production facing Minnesota farmers\ntoday through the “Strategic Farming: Let’s Talk Crops” webinar series. This live\, online\nprogram will provide up-to-date\, research-based information to help optimize your crop\nmanagement strategies for 2025. Sessions will be held over Zoom\, which can be accessed via\nyour computer\, phone\, or other mobile device\, and will run from 9:00 to 10:00 am Wednesdays\,\nJanuary 8 through March 26\, 2025.\nSessions will be very informal and open to all interested. Each session will start with a brief\npresentation by the discussion leaders for the day\, followed by discussion framed around\nfarmer/participant questions on the topic. \nTo register\, go to z.umn.edu/SF2025. For more details on the program and recordings of\nprevious sessions\, go to https://z.umn.edu/strategic-farming. There is no charge to participate\,\nthanks to generous sponsorship from the Minnesota Soybean Research and Promotion Council\nand the Minnesota Corn Research and Promotion Council. Not able to attend a day? No problem.\nSessions will be recorded and posted for viewing later at your convenience.\nWe hope you will take this opportunity to join with U of MN Extension in discussing crop topics\nat our “Strategic Farming: Let’s Talk Crops!” program in 2025! \nTopics and speakers:\n● January 8: N management given current crop & input economics\nFabian Fernandez\, Extension nutrient management specialist and Brad Carlson\,\nExtension educator-water quality \n● January 15: Targeted Spray Technology\nRodrigo Werle\, Weed scientist\, University of Wisconsin \n● January 22: LIVE at the MN AG EXPO – Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF)\nAnna Cates\, State soil health specialist\, and other Industry and Commodity Group\nrepresentatives \n● January 29: Soybean crop modeling to help farmers make successful decisions\nSeth Naeve\, Extension soybean agronomist and Annibal Cerrudo\, Visiting Professor\n(Argentina) \n● February 5: Managing weeds with more than just herbicides\nDebalin Sarangi\, Extension weed scientist\, Tom Peters\, Extension sugarbeet agronomist\,\nand Eric Yu\, Extension educator-Crops \n● February 12: Navigating the corn maize – new trends in corn production\nJeff Coulter\, Extension corn agronomist and other experts \n● February 19: Using multi-state trials to address key cover crop questions in soybean\nSeth Naeve\, Extension soybean agronomist and Axel Garcia y Garcia\, Sustainable\nCropping Systems Specialist \n● February 26: Keeping track of changes in corn insect challenges\nFei Yang\, Extension corn entomologist \n● March 5: Corn and soybean diseases – looking back as we look forward\nDean Malvick\, Extension plant pathologist \n● March 12: Data Driven Decisions – Determining what really affects the bottom line\nJennifer Rees\, Extension educator\, University of Nebraska\, and Angie Peltier\, Extension\neducator-crops \n● March 19: Drones- a multifaceted management tool for row crop agriculture\nRyan Huffman Sr. research manager ISU Digital Ag Innovation Lab\, Doug Houser ISU\nDigital Ag Extension specialist\, Jorden Kuntz\, Founder of Biosphere Drone Solutions \n● March 26: Seasonal forecast & considerations for 2025 crop success\nDennis Todey\, Director\, USDA Midwest Climate Hub\, Seth Naeve\, Extension soybean\nagronomist and Jeff Coulter\, Extension corn agronomist \nFor more news from U of M Extension\, visit www.extension.umn.edu/news or contact Extension\nCommunications at extnews@umn.edu. University of Minnesota Extension is an equal\nopportunity educator and employer
URL:https://marshallradio.net/event/strategic-farming-lets-talk-crops-webinar-series/2025-01-15/
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SUMMARY:"Strategic Farming: Let's Talk Crops" Webinar Series
DESCRIPTION:Join us for Strategic Farming: Let’s Talk Crops 2025! \nWORTHINGTON\, Minn. (11/26/24) – Pull up a chair and join in or bring the conversation with\nyou as you go about your day. Whatever works best for you\, join us this winter to discuss some\nof the key issues and questions around commodity crop production facing Minnesota farmers\ntoday through the “Strategic Farming: Let’s Talk Crops” webinar series. This live\, online\nprogram will provide up-to-date\, research-based information to help optimize your crop\nmanagement strategies for 2025. Sessions will be held over Zoom\, which can be accessed via\nyour computer\, phone\, or other mobile device\, and will run from 9:00 to 10:00 am Wednesdays\,\nJanuary 8 through March 26\, 2025.\nSessions will be very informal and open to all interested. Each session will start with a brief\npresentation by the discussion leaders for the day\, followed by discussion framed around\nfarmer/participant questions on the topic. \nTo register\, go to z.umn.edu/SF2025. For more details on the program and recordings of\nprevious sessions\, go to https://z.umn.edu/strategic-farming. There is no charge to participate\,\nthanks to generous sponsorship from the Minnesota Soybean Research and Promotion Council\nand the Minnesota Corn Research and Promotion Council. Not able to attend a day? No problem.\nSessions will be recorded and posted for viewing later at your convenience.\nWe hope you will take this opportunity to join with U of MN Extension in discussing crop topics\nat our “Strategic Farming: Let’s Talk Crops!” program in 2025! \nTopics and speakers:\n● January 8: N management given current crop & input economics\nFabian Fernandez\, Extension nutrient management specialist and Brad Carlson\,\nExtension educator-water quality \n● January 15: Targeted Spray Technology\nRodrigo Werle\, Weed scientist\, University of Wisconsin \n● January 22: LIVE at the MN AG EXPO – Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF)\nAnna Cates\, State soil health specialist\, and other Industry and Commodity Group\nrepresentatives \n● January 29: Soybean crop modeling to help farmers make successful decisions\nSeth Naeve\, Extension soybean agronomist and Annibal Cerrudo\, Visiting Professor\n(Argentina) \n● February 5: Managing weeds with more than just herbicides\nDebalin Sarangi\, Extension weed scientist\, Tom Peters\, Extension sugarbeet agronomist\,\nand Eric Yu\, Extension educator-Crops \n● February 12: Navigating the corn maize – new trends in corn production\nJeff Coulter\, Extension corn agronomist and other experts \n● February 19: Using multi-state trials to address key cover crop questions in soybean\nSeth Naeve\, Extension soybean agronomist and Axel Garcia y Garcia\, Sustainable\nCropping Systems Specialist \n● February 26: Keeping track of changes in corn insect challenges\nFei Yang\, Extension corn entomologist \n● March 5: Corn and soybean diseases – looking back as we look forward\nDean Malvick\, Extension plant pathologist \n● March 12: Data Driven Decisions – Determining what really affects the bottom line\nJennifer Rees\, Extension educator\, University of Nebraska\, and Angie Peltier\, Extension\neducator-crops \n● March 19: Drones- a multifaceted management tool for row crop agriculture\nRyan Huffman Sr. research manager ISU Digital Ag Innovation Lab\, Doug Houser ISU\nDigital Ag Extension specialist\, Jorden Kuntz\, Founder of Biosphere Drone Solutions \n● March 26: Seasonal forecast & considerations for 2025 crop success\nDennis Todey\, Director\, USDA Midwest Climate Hub\, Seth Naeve\, Extension soybean\nagronomist and Jeff Coulter\, Extension corn agronomist \nFor more news from U of M Extension\, visit www.extension.umn.edu/news or contact Extension\nCommunications at extnews@umn.edu. University of Minnesota Extension is an equal\nopportunity educator and employer
URL:https://marshallradio.net/event/strategic-farming-lets-talk-crops-webinar-series/2025-01-08/
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