By Scout Nelson
The 2024 Nebraska Corn Production Clinic, hosted by Nebraska Extension, is an invaluable opportunity for corn growers to enhance their farming skills and knowledge. Scheduled for February 5 at the Commercial Building, Hamilton County Fairgrounds in Aurora, Nebraska,
This clinic begins at 9 a.m., allowing attendees to mingle and visit vendor display booths over breakfast refreshments.
The clinic’s educational program, starting at 9:30 a.m., includes a series of informative presentations. Topics range from corn planter setup and adjustments to year-round soil nitrogen management.
Attendees will gain insights into advanced agronomy practices, insect and disease management in corn, including tar spot, integrated pest management (IPM) for weed control, and effective operation of fertilizer application equipment. Each session offers Certified Crop Advisor (CCA) credits, adding professional value to the event.
The clinic, a top educational agricultural event, is renowned for its focus on addressing key corn production issues, with the ultimate goal of increasing crop profitability, according to Steve Melvin, Nebraska Extension cropping systems educator.
Thanks to the support of sponsors and exhibitors, attendance at the clinic is free of charge, including a sponsored noon meal by Grosshans in Aurora. This one-day, research-based clinic is not just an event but a comprehensive learning experience for those involved in corn production.
To learn more about the Nebraska Corn Production Clinic, contact Steve Melvin at (308) 946-3843.
This event promises to be an essential day for anyone looking to take their corn production to the next level.
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Categories: Nebraska, Crops, Corn