This high impact program is designed for producers wanting to be on the “Cutting Edge” of corn production for their operations.

Monday, Jan. 22

9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Clinton Co Extension Community Room

111. S. Nelson Ave, Wilmington

 

Topics include:

•Agronomic Practices that Optimize Profitability in Corn Production–Perception vs. Reality

•Population and Hybrid Characteristics

•Ear and Kernel Disorders

•Fertility Management – A look at Nitrogen, Timing and Needs During Corn Development

•Decisionmaking with High Resolution Crop Imagery

•Corn Disease and Fungicide Use – What new threats are there and what are the best

•Real Field Experiences with Variable Rate Nitrogen Applications

***     CCA Credits will Be available    ***

Speakers:
Dr. Peter Thomison, Ohio State University

Dr. John Fulton, Ohio State University

Dr. Josh McGrath, University of Kentucky

Pierce Paul, Ohio State University

Elizabeth Hawkins, Ohio State University

Call Tony Nye at the Extension office to register! 937-382-0901

Cost: $40 Clinton County would like to extend $5 off to ALL Farm Bureau members!

Deadline for registration is Jan. 18, 2018.

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