Locations |
|
Date |
Location |
|---|---|
| January 5 | Sheldon |
| January 6 | Mason City |
| January 7 | Cedar Rapids |
| January 8 | Ames |
| January 9 | Burlington |
| January 14 | Spirit Lake |
| January 15 | Osceola |
| January 20 | Cherokee |
| January 21 | Ottumwa |
| January 22 | Fort Dodge |
| January 27 | Carroll |
| January 28 | Waterloo |
| January 29 | Atlantic |
Crop Advantage meetings provide usable information that you can apply to your operation. Corn and soybean management, soil fertility, conservation tillage, grain marketing decisions, insects and weeds are just a few of the many topics presented at these meetings.
Crop Advantage meetings provide the latest information available from research conducted at Iowa State University and other research institutions. Discuss the findings with the individuals that conducted the research instead of reading about it later.
Crop Advantage meetings provide topics selected for your growing area. Growing conditions and management decisions are not the same across Iowa. Attend a nearby meeting that offers information applicable to your farming practices.
for the 2009 Crop Advantage Series will open in November 2008.