Join us at the UK Research and Education Center in Princeton for a day of grower education.

Join Travis Legleiter, Kiersten Wise, and Carl Bradley to hear the latest weed science and plant pathology updates.

Ideal for agriculture interns, new and experienced producers, as well as a great refresher for others

Italian ryegrass (aka Annual Ryegrass) is rapidly becoming one of the most problematic weeds in no-till corn and soybean production in Kentucky. Presented by Dr. Travis Legleiter, UK Extension Associate Professor - Weed Science, this field tour will highlight the options available to Kentucky farmers for maximum control of this problematic weed in the fall and spring prior to corn and soybean planting.

Register today so we can plan for meals.

Palmer amaranth and Waterhemp control, weed control in early planted soybean and corn, Italian ryegrass Research Update, Herbicide Resistant Johnsongrass, Weed Management utilizing cover crops, Corn Disease Research Update, Entomology Research Update

2023 Wheat Field Day at UKREC Farm,1205 Hopkinsville Rd, Princeton KY 42445, 9:00 am to 12:00 pm CST

Mark your calendar.

The Integrated Pest Management School meeting will take place at the McCracken County Extension Office, Paducah on March 8th.

An in-depth and enhanced conference covering insect pests, plant pathogens, and weeds affecting Kentucky corn, soybean, and wheat acres.

Annual meeting of the Kentucky Corn Growers, Kentucky Soybean, and Kentucky Small Grain Growers Associations.

Attend the 2023 meeting at the James E Bruce Convention Center in Hopkinsville.

Information regarding your pest management questions is just a few mouse clicks away. As offered in previous years, the University of Kentucky has once again organized five webinars on field crop protection topics that will be hosted through the Southern Integrated Pest Management Center beginning on Nov. 8, 2022.

Still recovering from the December 2021 tornadoes, Beef Bash 2022 will take place at the University of Kentucky Research and Education Center in Princeton Oct. 20.

Locations: Fresh Start Farm (Hodgenville) and Preston Farms (Glendale). Our team will highlight research efforts at two farms that we will visit. Topics range from agronomics, foliar fertilizers, cover crops, variable-rate nitrogen, plant diseases, current insect issues, grain storage, and more.

Topics this year include wheat management in a warmer/wetter climate, wheat agronomics, drying and storage options for quality markets, how variable rate irrigation fits with wheat and an update on the UKREC’s progress after the EF-4 tornado that significantly damaged the center in December.

Understanding trapping and other tools to manage common wildlife problems in agricultural production systems

Join live to interact and attain insights on Fusarium Head Blight and the best ways to manage Fusarium Head Blight and associated mycotoxins.

Ten UK-College of Agriculture, Food and Environment specialists will present and discuss updated findings on diverse topics about field and horticultural crop production arranged in two sessions.

The University of KY KATS will hold an interactive class on Feb 22, 2022 focused on dealing with high fertilizer costs.

This meeting has been moved to February 8, 2022. Pre-register by January 25.

The University of Kentucky KATS program will be holding an interactive workshop in response to rising fertilizer costs.

Ag Expo provides attendees educational sessions conducted throughout the morning during an ongoing marketing trade show. Informational updates pertaining to market and production-related topics are combined with an exhibitor business networking opportunity for the upcoming production season discussion.