From cutting-edge drone technology to the latest crop disease research and herbicide application strategies, this year’s K-State Agronomy Field Day in Ottawa will provide producers with timely, research-based information they can put to work immediately.
The annual field day will be held Wednesday, Aug. 19, at the East-Central Experiment Field, located at 2149 Montana Road in Ottawa. Registration begins at 9 a.m. with coffee and doughnuts, followed by educational presentations at 9:30 a.m. Lunch will be provided after the morning sessions.
Featured presentations include:
Advancing Precision Agriculture with Drone Mapping and Spray Drone Technologies
Dr. Deepak Joshi
Learn how drone technology is transforming field scouting, mapping and pesticide application, giving producers new tools to improve efficiency and make more informed management decisions.
Row Crop Disease Update
Dr. Rodrigo Onofre
Get the latest information on disease issues affecting Kansas row crops and practical management recommendations to help protect yield potential.
AMS Rates and AMS Alternatives for Glufosinate Applications
Dr. Sarah Ganske
Explore current research on ammonium sulfate (AMS) use and alternative products to maximize glufosinate performance while managing input costs.
Whether you’re a producer, crop consultant, agronomist or agribusiness professional, this field day offers valuable insights into the latest research and technologies shaping the future of Kansas agriculture.
Certified Crop Adviser (CCA) and Kansas Commercial Pesticide Applicator continuing education credits have been applied for.
For more information or to request accommodations for persons with disabilities or other special requirements, contact the East-Central Research Station at 785-242-5616 at least two days before the event.
