Dairy Nutrient Management Tools Workshop
Free workshop for producers, growers and advisors. Get nutrient management tools you can use to best manage your nutrients… and your money!
Workshop
June 7, 9:15 am to 1:30 pm
Best Western Grapevine Inn
849 Quail Lane
Sunnyside, WA
Field Demo
June 7, 2:00 pm
J & K Dairy
7010 East Edison Road
Sunnyside, WA
Schedule of Events
Presentation slides are linked below.
9:15 AM | Registration, Coffee and Pastries |
9:30 AM | What Goes in Must Come Out: How to Reduce On-Farm Feed Imports of Nitrogen and Phosphorus (pdf) Joe Harrison, Livestock Nutrient Management |
10:00 AM | FNMP2.net: Connecting Feed Decisions with Crop Nutrient Management Plans (pdf) Joe Harrison, Livestock Nutrient Management |
10:30 AM | Turn your Compost Up a Notch with the Compost Mixing Tool Calculator (pdf) Andy Bary, Crop & Soil Science |
11:00 AM | Tools for Practical Irrigation Scheduling (pdf) Troy Peters, Biological Systems Engineering |
11:30 AM | Lunch (Provided) |
12:00 pm | Featured Precision Nutrient Management Video Story: J & K Dairy Liz Whitefield, Livestock Nutrient Management |
12:30 PM | Lagoon Liners: Case Studies from Three Dairies (pdf) Joe Harrison, Livestock Nutrient Management |
1:00 PM | Food Safety Implications with Manure (pdf) Andy Bary, Crop & Soil Science |
1:30 PM | Depart Best Western for J & K Dairy |
2:00 PM | Precision Nutrient Management Field Demonstration at J & K Dairy |
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