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Events
I wish we could hold our field days in person, but that is not possible this year. Our next best option is to bring the field days to you via our webinar events! I hope you can join us for one, if not all of the events listed below. The webinars are free to attend, but do require that you register. All will be recorded so if you can't join live, you can access them when you have the time. Thank you for your support of our programming!
August 31-September 4: Virtual Field Day Series
Five virtual field day tour stops are scheduled for Aug. 31 through Sept. 4, and each tour will last from 8-8:30 a.m.
- Aug. 31, Daniel J. Robison, holder of the Endowed Dean’s Chair in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at Iowa State, opens the program. Mark Honeyman and Tim Good will provide an overview of the research farm system at Iowa State.
- On Sept. 1, Matt Helmers, professor and extension agricultural engineer in the Department of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering at Iowa State, will discuss water quality monitoring and research.
- On Sept. 2, Alison Robertson, professor and extension specialist in plant pathology and microbiology at Iowa State, will discuss corn fungicide trials.
- Sept. 3, Mahdi Al-Kaisi, professor and extension soil management specialist, and Angie Rieck-Hinz field agronomist with ISU Extension and Outreach, will give an overview of long-term tillage and crop rotation studies.
- Sept. 4, Antonio Mallarino, professor and extension specialist in agronomy at Iowa State, will give an update on phosphorus and potassium placement and tillage studies.
The field days will be delivered via ZOOM. The series is free to attend, but does require registration. CCA Credits are available. Registration details.
September 2: Managing Downed Corn Webinar
This webinar will be offered on September 2, from 1-2 p.m. and discuss options for managing downed corn that is not harvestable this fall and the impacts for the 2021 crop. CCA credit are pending approval. This webinar is a separate offering from those posted above. The webinar is free, but requires registration to access.
Additional information about residue management is included in this ICM blog by Dr. John Sawyer, Biologicial Breakdown of Wind Destroyed Corn.
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Events
I wish we could hold our field days in person, but that is not possible this year. Our next best option is to bring the field days to you via our webinar events! I hope you can join us for one, if not all of the events listed below. The webinars are free to attend, but do require that you register. All will be recorded so if you can't join live, you can access them when you have the time. Thank you for your support of our programming!
August 31-September 4: Virtual Field Day Series
Five virtual field day tour stops are scheduled for Aug. 31 through Sept. 4, and each tour will last from 8-8:30 a.m.
- Aug. 31, Daniel J. Robison, holder of the Endowed Dean’s Chair in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at Iowa State, opens the program. Mark Honeyman and Tim Good will provide an overview of the research farm system at Iowa State.
- On Sept. 1, Matt Helmers, professor and extension agricultural engineer in the Department of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering at Iowa State, will discuss water quality monitoring and research.
- On Sept. 2, Alison Robertson, professor and extension specialist in plant pathology and microbiology at Iowa State, will discuss corn fungicide trials.
- Sept. 3, Mahdi Al-Kaisi, professor and extension soil management specialist, and Angie Rieck-Hinz field agronomist with ISU Extension and Outreach, will give an overview of long-term tillage and crop rotation studies.
- Sept. 4, Antonio Mallarino, professor and extension specialist in agronomy at Iowa State, will give an update on phosphorus and potassium placement and tillage studies.
The field days will be delivered via ZOOM. The series is free to attend, but does require registration. CCA Credits are available. Registration details.
September 2: Managing Downed Corn Webinar
This webinar will be offered on September 2, from 1-2 p.m. and discuss options for managing downed corn that is not harvestable this fall and the impacts for the 2021 crop. CCA credit are pending approval. This webinar is a separate offering from those posted above. The webinar is free, but requires registration to access.
Additional information about residue management is included in this ICM blog by Dr. John Sawyer, Biologicial Breakdown of Wind Destroyed Corn.
Additional Upcoming Webinars
4R Nitrogen Management is the topic of the September 2 Iowa Learning Farms Webinar.
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