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Unlock agronomy secrets at Dickinson field day

Unlock agronomy secrets at Dickinson field day


By Scout Nelson

On July 9, 2024, from 8 am to 12 pm MDT, the Dickinson Research Extension Center (REC) will host its annual Agronomy Field Day at 1041 State Avenue, Dickinson, ND. This event promises a morning filled with valuable agricultural insights and networking opportunities.

The day kicks off with a meet and greet from 8 to 9 am, complete with coffee and donuts, providing an excellent opportunity for attendees to connect. Following this, guided tours and presentations by leading experts will commence at 9 am.

These sessions are designed to address key challenges and opportunities in modern agriculture:

  • Herbicide-resistant Kochia Management – Dr. Joe Ikley will discuss strategies to combat this growing issue.
  • Soil Acidity and Lime Requirements – Dr. Chris Augustin will explain how to determine the lime needed for soil health.
  • Opportunities with Semi-arid Cover Crops – Dr. Lindsay Malone will explore the benefits of cover crops in semi-arid environments.
  • Phosphorus Management in Soybeans – Dayne Tallier will provide guidance on optimizing phosphorus usage for soybean crops.
  • Noxious Weed Management Using Drones – Josh Dipippo will showcase how drone technology can be employed to manage invasive species.
  • Sulfur Needs for West River Agriculture – Dr. Krishna Katuwal will discuss the sulfur requirements specific to West River regions.
  • North Dakota Agricultural Weather Network Demonstration – Cassidy Hoth will demonstrate how this network can aid in agricultural planning and operations.

For those interested in attending or seeking more information, please contact Chris Augustin at chris.augustin@ndsu.edu or call 701-456-1103. This field day is an essential event for anyone involved in the agricultural sector, providing insights that can lead to more effective and sustainable practices.

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