This regional conference provides a forum for discussion and interaction between participants and University researchers. We are looking forward to introducing new specialists from the University of Illinois. We will also be offering dicamba training at the conclusion of the conference. Certified Crop Advisers can earn up to 8 hours of continuing education credit. Advance registration, no later than one week before the conference, is $100 per person. Late and on-site registration is $120 (on-site starting at 7am). A link…

From research results collected through on-farm programs to the pull of agriculture supply chain partners, we’ll look for evidence that sustainability can be profitable for the farmer while providing benefits for businesses, citizens, and rural communities. Please review the final agenda: Alphabet Soup ISAP Value of Sustainability Workshop Final Agenda Hear from presenters review on-farm economics of conservation practice adoption, soil health research, crop insurance rewards, conservation lease arrangements, lending rates, supply chain sustainability initiatives, farmer incentives, cost share, and the…

Join us to obtain the knowledge that you need for a successful year of farming! Speakers: Randy McElroy, Bayer: Enhancing long term no-till with cover crops Sean Nettleton, Becks Hybrids: Micronutrients-A little goes a long way John Pike, Pike Ag-Evaluating Cover Crop Economics for your operation Jim Rasor, Meteorologist-Applying weather trends to local applications Terry Wyciskalla, Wyciskalla Consulting-Are your soils healthy? CEUs will be available. Cost per person is $30 or $40 at the door. Lunch is included. Registration can…