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UF/IFAS Cover Crops And Soil Moisture Field Day Postponed Due To Rain
April 14, 2021
The UF/IFAS Extension Escambia County 2021 Cover Crops and Soil Moisture Field Day that was set for this Thursday has been postponed due to the probability of rain.
It will now be held at Sam and Scott Walker’s field on April 22, 2021. The event and demonstration will take place at the field located on the corner of North Highway 99 and Melvin Road in Oak Grove, about a mile south of the Oak Grove Baptist Church.
Speakers include the following:
- Sam and Scott Walker: Interest in the Project
- Dr. Mike Mulvaney: Soil Moisture and Cover Crops
- Dr. Audrey Gamble: Nutrient Management and Soil Health
- Drew Schrimsher: Cover Cropping in Florida and Alabama
- Dr. Pratap Devkota: Weed Control in Cover Crop Situations
- Joshua McElhaney: Programs for Cover Cropping
- David Wright: History of Cover Crops in the Southeast
Registration is requested; please rsvp by contacting Bethany Caraway at 850-857-2313 or by email at bethanydiamond@ufl.edu.
No FDACS CEUs will be offered, but Certified Crop Advisor points will be available.
As per UF guidelines, masks and social distancing will be required.
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3 Responses to “UF/IFAS Cover Crops And Soil Moisture Field Day Postponed Due To Rain”
Russell
Glad you finally got out from under that rock!! Farming is and has been “soil conservation”.
soil and moisture field day postponed by rain..kind of ironic, dont you think
Nice to see the ag community finally jumping onboard with soil conservation. It will be vital to future generations that we practice conservation now.