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SUMMARY:Roles of Rye in Seed Production and Manure Management
DESCRIPTION:Mike Paustian and his family operate a farrow-to-finish hog farm near Walcott\, Iowa. They also grow 1\,400 acres of row crops\, including corn and soybeans\, using 100% no-till and cover crops. Cover crops are drilled in immediately after harvest. This practice allows for good growth prior to applying fall hog manure. Mike plants cash crops green in the spring for maximum biomass production. Recently\, he started relay intercropping rye and soybeans and harvesting the rye for cover crop seed. This led him to take part in PFI’s Cover Crop Business Accelerator Program to explore growing rye for seed on more acres. \nAt this field day\, Mike and his family will share their experiences with relay intercropping. They’ll discuss the results of applying manure into standing cover crops. You’ll also hear how they use skip rows in rye ahead of corn.
URL:https://www.iaagwater.org/event/roles-of-rye-in-seed-production-and-manure-management/
LOCATION:Walcott\, Walcott\, Iowa
CATEGORIES:Cover crops,Field day,Nutrient management,SE Iowa
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SUMMARY:2025 Water Quality Forum and Trade Show - Southfork Watershed Alliance
DESCRIPTION:Join the Southfork Watershed Alliance for its annual Water Quality Forum and Trade Show! The focus this year is nutrient management and the efficient use of crops to improve productivity and water quality. The evening will be filled with important informational sessions featuring speakers Dr. Dan Andersen\, faculty at Iowa State University with expertise in manure management and treatment\, water quality\, and nutrient cycling in agroecosystems; Mary Beth Stevenson\, Watershed and Source Water Coordinator for the City of Cedar Rapids who works with farmers upstream to implement practices that benefit entire watersheds; and Landon Plagge\, Latimer farmer and founder of Green Acres Mill oat processor who uses innovative practices and marketing opportunities to improve the health of their farming operation.
URL:https://www.iaagwater.org/event/2025-water-quality-forum-and-trade-show-southfork-watershed-alliance/
LOCATION:Iowa Falls\, Iowa Fall\, Iowa
CATEGORIES:Central Iowa,Conference,Cover crops,No till and strip till,Nutrient management
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