Winter Crop Meeting 2021 - A Virtual Series (Session 2 - January 21)
Winter Crop Meeting 2021 A Weekly Meeting Series
Thursday, January 21 from 1pm - 2 pm
January 21* - Soybean Cyst Nematode & Best Practices for Management; Jaime Cummings, Field Crops Coordinator, NYS IPM Program
Cummings has coordinated statewide survey efforts aimed at monitoring the expansion of SCN in NYS. She will discuss the findings of those surveys, what it means to NY soybean producers, the importance of testing, and the best management recommendations for individual growers dealing with SCN on their farms.
* 1 DEC recertification credit in 1A and 21 for January 21 session
Anyone planning on receiving DEC credit for their participation must send a photo of their DEC license to dg576@cornell.edu and you must have your card while viewing the meeting to verify attendance/participation.
Event Details
Date
January 22, 2021
Time
JAN 21ST Thursday from 1:00-2:00pm
Location
Virtual / Zoom Video Conference
Cost
Single Session : $10.00
(addl attendee $10.00 ea.)
All Events : $20.00
Host
South Central New York Dairy & Field CropsJanice Degni
email Janice Degni
Virtual Winter Crop Meeting Series 2021
Thursdays; Jan 21 from 1:00 - 2:00 pm
Jan 21 - Soybean Cyst Nematode Management, Jaime Cummings
Soybean Cyst Nematode & Best Practices for Management
Cummings has coordinated statewide survey efforts aimed at monitoring the expansion of SCN in NYS. She will discuss the findings of those surveys, what it means to NY soybean producers, the importance of testing, and the best management recommendations for individual growers dealing with SCN on their farms.
1 DEC recertification credit will be earned at this session.
What to expect to receive credits from a Zoom Conference DEC has firm guidance that we must follow for virtual meetings offering pesticide credits. You must pre-register for the meeting and send us a copy of your license. If you can take a picture with your phone you can send it to Janice's or Donette's email or you can text Janice's cell phone. You will be asked to sign in to the chatbox prior to the meeting or as it starts with your full name as it is on your pesticide applicator's license and your number and again at the conclusion of the meeting. Please start the zoom a few minutes before the official start to give yourself time to enter the information into the chatbox. Certificates will be sent via email when possible or snail mail.
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USDA Contract Freezes and Terminations: Legal Action Steps for Farmers
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Version: 1.0
Issue date: Feb 28, 2025
A downloadable factsheet is available at our BUSINESS tab on the top of our webpage.
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USDA NAD Appeal https://www.usda.gov/about-usda/general-information/staff-offices/office-hearings-and-appeals/national-appeals-division/nad-appeals
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