Planning and Upcoming Dicamba Meetings

Jan 16, 2019


As our temperatures have cooled down and are predicted to get cooler for the next few days, we are still gaining sunlight every day. Since January 1 we have gained about 1.18 minutes (71 seconds) of possible sunlight every day. From January 1 to 31 we will have gained 52 minutes of possible sunlight or about 1.67 minutes (100 seconds) every day. The take home message from this information is that before we know it, spring will be upon us. Let’s take some time now and plan with your local Central Farm Service Agronomist and Central Advantage person about what needs to be done for this upcoming growing season.
 
Listed below are the current Dicamba training available:
 
Day Date Location Time
Wednesday 1/16/2019 Alexandria 9:30-11:30 AM
Friday 1/18/2019 Owatonna 9:30-11:30 AM
Tuesday 1/22/2018 Morton 9:30-11:30 AM
Wednesday 1/23/2019 Hutchinson 9:30-11:30 AM
Thursday 1/24/2019 Willmar 3:30-5:30PM
Thursday 1/24/2019 Mankato 4:00-5:30PM
 
It is suggested that you registered for these trainings prior to attending, remember if you plan to spray Dicamba on resistant crops you need to attend this training prior to using the product. You can register at www.mcpr-cca.org under the Dicamba training and information tab. We will continue to update the Dicamba training dates as well as Private Pesticide applicator training on the Central Farm Service website
 
 
 

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