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SUMMARY:UW Agronomy/Soils Field Day
DESCRIPTION:AGRONOMY/SOILS FIELD DAY \nCultivating a Resilient Agriculture \nTours & Exhibits of Current Crops & Soils Research\nWednesday\, August 30\, 2017\nArlington Agricultural Research Station\nRegistration @ 8 am\nTours depart from the Public Events Facility at 8:30 am\, 10:30 am\, & 1:45 pm \nLunch provided by UW-Madison Badger Crops Club\n{suggested donation $5/person} \n\nTour A:  Building Soil Health  {8:30 & 10:30 am} \n\nSoils of Wisconsin (Alfred Haremink)\nImportance of perennialization & diversification (Gregg Sanford & Randy Jackson)\nDo cover crops improve soil health? (Matt Ruark)\nTrade-offs with soil management decisions (Francisco Arriaga)\n\nTour B:  Managing Short- and Long-term Risk in Cropping Systems  {8:30 & 10:30 am} \n\nHow many corn hybrids should I grow on my farm? Minimizing risk & maximizing options (Joe Lauer)\nHarnessing G x E x M interactions in soybean (Shawn Conley)\nWeed management over 27 years in the Wis. Integrated Cropping Systems Trial (Nathan Drewitz & Dave Stoltenberg)\nIdentification\, distribution & herbicide resistance of waterhemp and Palmer amaranth (Sam Marquardt & Mark Renz)\n\nTour C:  Perennial Forages to Accomplish Diverse Goals  {10:30 am & 1:45 pm} \n\nAlfalfa: What have we learned & where are we headed? (Dan Understander)\nWhen & where do fungicides pay in forage crops (Damon Smith)\nIntermediate wheatgrass for forage & grain (Valentin Picasso)\nSilvopasture: Benefits & challenges of trees in grazing systems (Keefe Keeley\, Diane Mayerfeld & Steve Ventura)\n\n*Tour D:  Designing Landscapes for Profit\, Clean Water\, Stable Climate & Biodiversity  {10:30 am & 1:45 pm}* — Will be held in the Auditorium \n\nYahara 2070: Using scenarios to understand impacts of future watershed land use (Chris Kucharik)\nSmartScape: Developing a decision support tool for farmscape management (Claudio Gratton)\nBiodiversity in the soil: Exploring how soil microbes influence crops (Thea Whitman)\n\n\nLunch & Panel Discussion @ 12:00 to 1:45pm\, in the Auditorium\n“What Do We Mean by Resilient Agriculture?” \nRandy Jackson (Moderator; Professor\, Dept. of Agronomy\, UW-Madison\nPanelists include:\nAndy Bensend (A B Farms\, Dallas\, Wis.)\nSarah Lloyd (Special Products Coordinator\, Wis. Farmers Union)\nHeidi Johnson (Crops & Soils Educator\, Dane Co. UW-Extension)\nMatt Ruark (Professor & Extension Specialist\, Dept. of Soil Science\, UW-Madison) \n\nThe Arlington Research Station is located on Hwy. 51\, about 5 miles south of Arlington & 15 miles north of Madison. Watch for Field Day signs.\nFor more information contact the Dept. of Agronomy at 608.262.1390 or the Dept of Soil Science at 608.262.0485. \nIn the event of rain\, presentations will be held inside. \nSponsored by the UW-Madison College of Agricultural & Life Sciences/Arlington Agricultural Research Station/Departments of Agronomy & Soil Science\, & UW Cooperative Extension. \n{Certified Crop Advisors: CEU credits will be requested} \nPrintable Flyer
URL:https://wicorn.org/events/uw-agronomy-soil-science-field-day/
LOCATION:Arlington Agricultural Research Station\, N695 Hopkins Rd\, Arlington\, WI\, 53911\, United States
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