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Tools for today’s crop production challenges

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Current production techniques help ag professionals make economically-wise and environmentally-responsible crop management decisions. We work with retail dealers, crop consultants, sales personnel, and extension staff. About the program...

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Research Updates for Ag Professionals

Current recommendations for pests, diseases, varieties, nutrients and environment. These half-day sessions are held at six sites around the state in January.

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Field School for Ag Professionals

Hands-on in-field agronomy training: current pests, diseases, varieties, fertility, etc.

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CPM Shortcourse & MCPR Trade Show

2011 University of Minnesota Crop Pest Management Short Course & MCPR Trade Show Proceedings are now available.

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MN Soybean Production

Just for Growers – Keep up to date on soybean issues like spider mites, aphids, seed quality, rust and Soybean Cyst Nematode.

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Corn Production

Helping Minnesota growers increase productivity and profitability and minimize economic and environmental risks.

Educational Offerings

A suite of annual events, with all curriculum and teaching done by Extension Specialists.

  • Field School for Ag Professionals—A hands-on, in-field program emphasizing crop and pest management diagnostic skill building in field crops, annually in July.
  • Crop Pest Management Short Course—Current and emerging issues in Minnesota agriculture, with the Minnesota Crop Production Retailers Association Trade Show proceedings.
  • Research Updates—Today’s recommendations for pests, diseases, varieties, nutrients and environment, in half-day sessions at 6 state sites each January.
  • Advanced workshops are also offered to address new and emerging issues as needed. Check Upcoming Workshops on this page for new offerings.

Contact Information

David Nicolai
IAP Program Coordinator
Dept. of Agronomy & Plant Genetics
411 Borlaug Hall
1991 Upper Buford Circle
St. Paul, MN 55108-6026
Email: nico0071@umn.edu
Phone: 320-234-0431.
Fax: 612-625-1268

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