This year, the Kansas Agricultural Research and Technology Association (KARTA) and the KSRE River Valley District are collaborating to put on a "Wild" KATCON in Clay Center, KS, on Friday, March 7. This will be an all-day event from 9 AM - 7 PM. There will be numerous presentations, divided between K-State Extension Specialists and farmer/industry researchers, with an evening presentation delivered by Dr. Wes Lowe of Mississippi State University on the use of "See & Till" technology. There will also be several hours of structured time for trade show participation and a catered lunch and supper.
Registration for the conference is $75. Agribusinesses or organizations that would like a table at the trade show have a $375 vendor fee that includes two conference registrations and a five-minute promo spotlight during the program.
The agenda is still being finalized. For more information and to register, please visit the KARTA website at https://www.karta-online.org/.
The Kansas Agricultural Research & Technology Association is a grassroots organization of farmer citizen scientists who conduct on-farm research and technology trials on farm-wide scales and share actionable results among their peers.
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