Conservation Tillage and Technology Conference March 10-11
The Agronomic Crop Management sessions will take place both Tuesday and Wednesday. Dan Quinn, Purdue University will address the Management of New Short-Stature Corn Hybrids: Lessons from Multi-Year Trials in Indiana; while Laura Lindsey and Osler Ortez, The Ohio State University will introduce you to Battle for the Belt 2.0. Hacking Agronomy: The Science Behind Big Claims from Novel Input Products, will be the topic of Nicole Fiorellino, University of Maryland. Simer Virk, Auburn University will speak on Soil Sampling Considerations for Site-Specific Nutrient Management.
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The Agronomic Crop Management sessions will take place both Tuesday and Wednesday. Dan Quinn, Purdue University will address the Management of New Short-Stature Corn Hybrids: Lessons from Multi-Year Trials in Indiana; while Laura Lindsey and Osler Ortez, The Ohio State University will introduce you to Battle for the Belt 2.0. Hacking Agronomy: The Science Behind Big Claims from Novel Input Products, will be the topic of Nicole Fiorellino, University of Maryland. Simer Virk, Auburn University will speak on Soil Sampling Considerations for Site-Specific Nutrient Management.
