Agronomy and Soils Field Day
Agronomy and Soils Field Day
From Data to Action: Transforming Big Data into Informed Agronomic Decisions
The 2024 UW–Madison Agronomy and Soils Field Day will take place on August 28 at the Arlington Ag Research Station (N695 Hopkins Rd Arlington, WI 5391) from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. This year, we will feature rotating talks from faculty experts and researchers in crop management, pest management, forage, and soils.
Arlington Ag Research Station
2025 Details To Be Announced!
Farm-Ready Research Field Tours
- Crop Management — Kickin’ It New School
- UW BeanTeam — Bytes Whisper, Agronomists Listen
- Steven Hall — Where Does All The N Come From? Lessons from big and small data
- Harkirat Kaur — Corn Production: Understanding future challenges with present data
- Pest Management — Data-Driven Prest Management: Turning Insights Into Action
- Dan Smith & Rodrigo Werle (WiscWeeds) — Using Data to Support Cover Crop and Weed Management Decisions
- Emily Bick — “Found” Insect Data and Its Management Applications
- Sarah De Souza, Amit Sharma, & BadgerCropDoc Team — Using Data to Inform Disease Management in Soybeans
- Forage — Improvements in Alfalfa Production Systems
- Mark Renz & Arthur Franco — Effects of Residual Corn Herbicides on Alfalfa Establishment and Productivity
- Fletcher Robbins (Bick Lab) — What is the Circadian Activity for Potato Leafhopper in Alfalfa?
- Marta Kohmann & Scott Newell — What is the Interseeding System?
- Marina Costa — Breeding Alfalfa for Interseeding and Intercropping
- Brian Luck & Beatriz Bizzuti — The Effect of Machinery Traffic on Alfalfa
- Soils — Advancements in Manure Management
- Natasha Rayne — Manure Nitrogen Credits: Challenges and opportunities
- Matt Ruark — Sustainable Intensification With Winter Silage Crops
- Francisco Arriaga — Reducing Phosphorus Losses From Manure
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