By Scout Nelson
Nebraska Extension is set to elevate soybean farming practices with the 2025 Nebraska Soybean Production Clinic. This educational event will take place on Tuesday, February 11, at the Hamilton County Fairgrounds in Aurora, Nebraska. Starting at 9 a.m., attendees will have the opportunity to enjoy breakfast refreshments and interact with vendors at various display booths.
Event Details:
The clinic begins with a session on USDA updates at 9:30 a.m., followed by a series of targeted presentations aimed at enhancing soybean production. Topics covered will include:
Advanced Agronomy Cultural Practices
- 2025 Soybean Budgets: Tools to aid financial and operational planning
- Insect Management in Soybean
- Management of Plant Diseases, with a focus on White Mold
- Introduction to the All-New UNL CropWatch Website
- Integrated Pest Management (IPM) strategies for weed control
- Nutrient Needs for Nebraska Soybean
- Irrigation Techniques for Soybeans
Continuing Education:
Certified Crop Adviser (CCA) credits will be available for each presentation, adding a valuable professional development component to the day.
Why To Attend?
Ranked highly by past participants, this clinic is renowned for its comprehensive approach to soybean education, addressing both broad strategies and specific challenges. Nebraska Extension cropping systems educator and event coordinator, Steve Melvin, emphasizes that the clinic is designed to dissect major soybean production issues, assisting farmers in navigating towards a more lucrative harvest.
The event is free for all attendees, thanks to generous sponsorships and includes a noon meal provided by the Hamilton County Corn Growers.
Farmers and agricultural professionals are encouraged to mark their calendars for this significant event that promises to not only deliver essential agronomic insights but also foster community and industry connections. Whether you're looking to refine your practices or expand your agricultural knowledge, the Nebraska Soybean Production Clinic is your gateway to a successful planting season.
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Categories: Nebraska, Crops, Soybeans