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Midwest Cover Crops Council Meeting
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The Midwest Cover Crops Council's Annual Meeting will be held in Minnesota this year, in conjunction with the University of Minnesota Soil Management Summit. Our MCCC Annual Meeting will take place on Tuesday, January 28 in Mankato, MN, and we are excited to… Read more
The Midwest Cover Crops Council's Annual Meeting will be held in Minnesota this year, in conjunction with the University of Minnesota Soil Management Summit. Our MCCC Annual Meeting will take place on Tuesday, January 28 in Mankato, MN, and we are excited to partner with the University of Minnesota, which will hold its annual Soil Management Summit at the same location on January 29 & 30. Register for the MCCC annual meeting, Soil Management Summit, or both! At the Annual Meeting, we will have opportunities to learn from and interact with experienced producers and researchers, plus we will again host a poster session and dinner, all on Tuesday, January 28. (Note that anybody is welcome to present a poster, and students are eligible for the poster competition). On January 29 & 30, the Soil Management Summit will highlight the importance of real farmer know-how and practical science. This yearly gathering offers talks and Q&A sessions with experts, farmers, and agricultural advisors, valuable insights from sponsors, and informal discussions with farmers on various soil health practices.
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Mankato, United States
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