2019 Southwest Piedmont Corn and Soybean Field Day

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2019 Southwest Piedmont Corn and Soybean Field Day Sat 8/17 8:30 AM - 12 PM ASR Grain Co.: 1514 New House Rd, Shelby, NC 28150

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Fungicide Applications on Soybeans- Rachel Vann, Assistant Professor and Extension Soybean Specialist

Cover Crops- Chris Horton, Associate Professor and Extension Organic Cropping Specialist

Corn Fungicide and Fertility- Ron Heiniger, Professor and Extension Specialist, Corn / Soybeans / Small Grains

Stinkbug Management- Arun Babu, Postdoctoral Research Scholar

Corn and Soybean Variety Plots - Field Demonstration - FREE LUNCH!
RSVP by calling 704-482-4365 Cleveland Co Ext Office

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About The Business of Food+Farming Series
The Business of Food & Farming series is designed to inspire and educate farmer and food entrepreneurs by

Providing web-based education that helps farmers and food entrepreneurs better understand, grow and sustain their business,
Connect farmers and food entrepreneurs with resources to support their business, and
Provide innovation and creativity to fuel the agricultural industry.

The series hosts a panel of industry experts and professionals in various areas. Webinars are 45-60 minutes and provided during the lunch hour or farmer-friendly times for accessibility.
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