A webinar will be held live, from 1 to 3 pm on Thursday, February 11.
See the results of a five-year, multi-state research project focused on farm management practices and their potential for making corn-based agriculture more resilient. The practices provide resiliency in times of drought, reduce soil and nutrient losses under saturated soil conditions, decrease farm field nitrogen losses, retain carbon in the soil, and ensure crop and soil productivity.
No prior-registration required.
Certified Crop Advisers, Certified Professional Agronomists, and Certified Professional Soil Scientists can receive CEUs for attending the webinar: one credit of Crop Management and one credit of Soil and Water Management.
Live webinar attendance required to obtain CEUs.
For more information and to view the webinar visit sustainablecorn.org.
See the results of a five-year, multi-state research project focused on farm management practices and their potential for making corn-based agriculture more resilient. The practices provide resiliency in times of drought, reduce soil and nutrient losses under saturated soil conditions, decrease farm field nitrogen losses, retain carbon in the soil, and ensure crop and soil productivity.
No prior-registration required.
Certified Crop Advisers, Certified Professional Agronomists, and Certified Professional Soil Scientists can receive CEUs for attending the webinar: one credit of Crop Management and one credit of Soil and Water Management.
Live webinar attendance required to obtain CEUs.
For more information and to view the webinar visit sustainablecorn.org.