Thursday, November 17, 2016 |
THIS COURSE IS FULL. |
This short course will focus on the practical aspects of soil fertility management in an era of volatile fertilizer costs, uncertain water supply and increasing government regulation. The topics covered will include:
Although the focus will be on nutrient management in annual cropping systems, much of the material presented will be relevant to perennial crops as well. Presentations will address fertility management issues for both conventional and organic production. The content will be geared toward commercial-scale production, and will assume attendees have a working knowledge of basic soil science.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Growers, consultants, government agency personnel, and others involved in soil fertility management will find this course valuable. Attendance would be useful for anyone preparing to take the California Certified Crop Advisor (CCA) exam. This course is not appropriate for home gardeners.
INSTRUCTORS
UC Davis Cooperative Extension Specialists Tim Hartz and Daniel Geisseler and UC Cooperative Extension Farm Advisor Michael Cahn and Franz Niederholzer
AGENDA
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DATE and TIME
Tuesday, November 17, 2016
8:20 AM-4:30 PM. Check-in will open at 7:30 AM
LOCATION
Walter A. Buehler Alumni Center, UC Davis
For directions, visit http://campusmap.ucdavis.edu/?b=31.
| COURSE FEE | |
| $180.00 | if received by 11/16/2016 (before event) |
| $200.00 | if received after 11/16/2016 (on or after event) |
| Course fee includes light refreshments, lunch and handout material. CLASS SIZE IS LIMITED, so early enrollment is suggested. | |
| TO REGISTER | THIS COURSE IS FULL. |
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| Online registration | (credit card payment) | |
| Online registration | (UC recharge number payment) | |
| Print registration form | (check and UC recharge number payment) |
REFUND
No refunds will be granted. If you are unable to attend, you may send a substitute in your place.
CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDIT
Approved for California Certified Crop Advisor (CCA) credit: 3.5 Nutrient Management, 2.5 Soil & Water Management
PARKING
Visitor parking permits cost $9/day. Permit dispensers accept only VISA and MasterCard. We recommend parking in the south GATEWAY parking structure or Lot 1 (http://campusmap.ucdavis.edu/?b=31).
We reserve the right to cancel the course if the minimum number of participants is not met. We also reserve the right to replace a speaker or topic. Every effort will be made to notify participants of any changes or cancellations.
Lodging accommodations are not included in the fee. For a list of accommodations, visit the Yolo County Visitors Bureau.
For more information, contact the UC Vegetable Research & Information Center :: Website: http://vric.ucdavis.edu; E-mail: vric@ucdavis.edu; Phone: (530) 752-1748
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