47 Extension Education In Crop Production, Soil Management and Conservation/ Div. A04 Business Meeting

In this session we will discuss integrating novel applied research into general production practices for our grower clientele.

A04 Extension Education
Monday, November 1, 2010: 10:25 AM-3:45 PM
Long Beach Convention Center, Room 308, Seaside Level
Organizer:
Shawn Conley
Presiding:
Johnathon Holman
10:25 AM
Introductory Remarks
10:30 AM
47-1
Plant Breeding Educational Videos.
Karl J. Haro von Mogel, Department of Agronomy, University of Wisconsin; William Tracy, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Shawn Kaeppler, Department of Agronomy, University of Wisconsin
10:45 AM
47-2
Utilizing Video to Expand Extension Clientele.
Douglas Shoup, Kansas State University
11:00 AM
47-3
Agronomic Management of Soybean and Corn by Indiana Producers.
Shaun Casteel, Purdue University; Robert Nielsen, Purdue University
11:15 AM
47-4
Comparison of Field-Scale Vs. Small-Plot Research Trials Over the Last 25 Years.
William Cox, Cornell University
11:30 AM
47-5
Characterizing Vertical Tillage Residue-Management Implements Impact On Crop Residue and Soil Disturbance.
Kevan Klingberg, University of Wisconsin-Extension; Curtis Weisenbeck, Agronomic Consulting, Inc.
11:45 AM
47-6
Introducing High Residue Farming in Washington State's Irrigated Agriculture.
Andrew McGuire, Washington State University
12:00 PM
Lunch Break
1:15 PM
47-7
Using Skip-Row Corn in Rainfed Cropping Systems in the High Plains.
Robert Klein, University of Nebraska West Central Research & Extension Center; Jeffrey Golus, University of Nebraska West Central Research & Extension Center
1:30 PM
47-8
Comparison of Skip-Row Grain Sorghum and Corn in Western Kansas.
Brian Olson, Kansas State University; Alan Schlegel, Kansas State University; Johnathon Holman, Kansas State University
1:45 PM
47-9
Plant Population: A Key for Controlling Corn for Silage Quality.
Robert Flynn, New Mexico State University; Francisco Contreras-Govea, New Mexico State University
2:00 PM
47-10
Grazing Effects On Wheat Varieties.
Kent Martin, Kansas State University; Tim Marshall, Kansas State University; Tanner Gillum, Kansas State University; Johnathon Holman, Kansas State University
2:15 PM
47-11
Variety Shifts Cause Potassium On Cotton and Calcium On Peanut Recommendations to Be Confirmed.
Glendon Harris, University of Georgia
2:30 PM
47-12
Successful Management of Cercospora Leaf Spot of Sugar Beet.
Mohamed Khan, North Dakota State University & University of Minnesota
2:45 PM
Division Business Meeting
3:45 PM
Adjourn
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