North Central Iowa Agronomy in the Field Meetings Will Continue on Oct. 18
North Central Iowa Agronomy in the Field Meetings Will Continue on Oct. 18
Meetings will start on Oct. 18 and run through March 2017
North Central Iowa Agronomy in the Field Meetings Will Continue on Oct. 18
Meetings will start on Oct. 18 and run through March 2017
Southeast Iowa Agronomy in the Field Meetings Will Continue on Nov. 7th.
Meetings will start on Nov. 7 and run through March 2017
Agronomy in the Field is a series of workshops for women designed to improve agronomic skills and increase knowledge for decision-making. This program is being offered at three locations in 2016. Starting dates are approximate so be sure to register with the Extension Field Agronomist in your area.
Agronomy in the Field is a multi-session workshop being offered to women landowners, farmers, conservationists and other women who are interested in learning more about agronomy. This series of workshops will be held monthly at the Iowa State University McNay Memorial Research and Demonstration Farm near Chariton, Iowa. The farm is located at 45249 170th Ave, Chariton, IA 50049.
The first session will be held on April 19 from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., and the topic will be grazing cover crops and managing cover crops in the spring. This session will be led by Erika Lundy, ISU Extension Beef Program Specialist and Rebecca Vittetoe, ISU Extension Field Agronomist.
Agronomy in the Field for Women to start April 18 in Benton/Iowa County
Agronomy in the Field is a series of workshops for women designed to improve agronomic skills and increase knowledge for decision-making. The Southeast co-hort is new this year and will meet twice a month beginning Monday, May 2nd from 4-5pm at the Southeast Research and Demonstration Farm. The address for the farm is 3115 Louisa-Washington Road, Crawfordsville, IA 52621 in Washington County.
Agronomy in the Field: Agronomy Classes for Women to be Held at the Iowa State University Field Extension Education Lab near Boone beginning Tuesday, April 25 from 5:30-7pm.