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This year’s event — “Growing America’s Future” — will focus on staying competitive in a global marketplace, increasing profits and meeting the world’s growing food and energy needs. The field days will offer producers unbiased and research-based information to improve their soybean profitability.
The event consists of four field stops across the state, each with demonstration plots, lunch and time for questions. Producers can gain insight into the challenges they face in producing a quality crop at a profitable price in today's global economy.
Topics will include: Soybean Row Spacing, Plant Population, Planting Date and Water Management; Managing New and Emerging Disease, Insect and Weed Problems; Nutrient Management Issues for Soybean Production; and Making Crop Yield and Price Decisions.
By participating in the Soybean Management Field Days, producers will see their checkoff dollars at work bringing leading technology and ideas to producers.
Presenters include university specialists, educators and industry consultants. Agronomists, plant disease, and insect specialists will be available to address production-related questions. Participants can bring unknown crop problems for complimentary identification. The field days begin at 9 a.m. and end at 2:30 p.m. Free registration is available the day of the event.
Continuing education credits for the Certified Crop Advisor program will be available. For more information about the field days, visit the Soybean Management Field Days Web site at http://ardc.unl.edu/soydays.htm, the Nebraska Soybean Board Web site at http://nebraskasoybeans.org or contact the Nebraska Soybean Board at (800)852-BEAN or University of Nebraska–Lincoln Extension at 1-800-529-8030.
The field days are sponsored by the Nebraska Soybean Board in partnership with Extension in the University’s Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources. It is funded through soybean checkoff dollars.
Field Day Schedule
August 15, Weeping Water, Ron and Dave Baxter Farm. Directions: From the intersection of 13K spur and Nebraska 50, go 2 miles south and 1/4 mile west on Adams Street. The field is on the north side of the road.
August 16, Osmond, Schmit Farm (Dan and John Schmit). Directions: From the intersection of Hwy. 121 and Hwy. 20, go 3 miles south and west 1/2 mile on 862 Rd.; from Pierce, go 8 miles north on old Hwy. 98 or 550 Ave. and west 1.5 miles on 862 Rd. The field is on the south side of road.
Aug. 17, Genoa/St. Edward, John and Darren Nelson Farm. From Genoa, go north 5.5 miles on Hwy. 39 and west 1/4 mile on N. Key Road or from intersection of Hwy. 63A and Hwy. 39, go 2.5 miles north, and west 1/4 mile on N. Key Road. The field is on the north side of the road. From St. Edward, go 5.5 miles south on Hwy. 39 and west 1/4 mile on N. Key Road. The field is on the north side of the road.
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