The Department of Agronomy and K-State Research and Extension will host an In-Depth Wheat Diagnostic School on June 2 from 8:00 am to 3:50 pm at the K-State North Central Experiment Field (2 miles west of Belleville on Hwy 36).
This event will offer six CEU CCA and two 1A PM credits by providing hands-on training on diagnosing wheat production problems in a number of different areas listed below.
- Wheat Growth and Development (Romulo Lollato)
- Wheat Diseases ID and Management (Kelsey Andersen Onofre)
- Diagnosing Wheat Fertility Problems (Dorivar Ruiz Diaz and Nathan Mueller)
- Weed Control and Application Problems (Sarah Lancaster)
- Forage and Cover Crop Options (John Holman)
- Wheat breeding technologies (Allan Fritz)
The cost to attend this training is $90 before May 19 and $120 after, including walk-ins. A light breakfast and lunch are included with registration.
Register online: https://commerce.cashnet.com/AGRONKSU
For program or registration questions, please contact Romulo Lollato at lollato@ksu.edu or 785-477-4644.
Dr. Romulo Lollato talks about different wheat research plots near Hutchinson, KS. Photo by Daryl Strouts, former CEO of Kansas Wheat Alliance.
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