April 25, 2017
Soil Health and Vegetable Crops Training for Agents Begins Next Month
Do you answer questions about soil and/or vegetables? If you answered "yes" then this training might be for you.
The overall goal of this project is to provide a comprehensive training program for agents about soil health with specific applications to vegetable cropping. The project team includes Megan Kennelly (Plant Pathology), Cary Rivard (Horticulture), DeAnn Presley (Agronomy), and Raymond Cloyd (Entomology).
This free hands-on workshop will be offered in three locations in 2017:
May 25, Hays Agriculture Research Center
May 31, John C. Pair Center, Haysville (near Wichita)
September 27, Bourbon County Fairgrounds, Fort Scott
Lunch will be provided, and some take-home references will be provided.
To minimize "classroom time" (and maximize active hands-on learning and field visits) participants will be asked to view eight webinars (ranging in time from 5 - 30 minutes each) prior to the workshop. The webinars are available on our project website, listed below. During the fall/winter after each series of workshops we will offer some additional online activities to push into more detail for those who are interested.
For more details, you can find this event in the Professional Development (PEARS) system, and the KSRE Master Calendar. Register for the workshop on www.soilhealthbootcamp.com and find out more about the project.
Questions? Contact Megan Kennelly, kennelly@ksu.edu; or Kim Oxley, koxley@ksu.edu.