A Soybean School is scheduled starting at 9 a.m., Wednesday, Dec. 12 and concluding 4 p.m., Thursday, Dec. 13.
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The meeting will be held at the TJ Hall Building on the East side of the square in Oregon.
This is a school designed for local soybean growers to find ways to increase soybean yields while considering the economics of different practices and is sponsored by the University of Missouri Extension Service and Holt County Extension Council.
“The school examines total soybean production practices and provides research that will help growers make better decisions. This is an in-depth school with lots of materials and lots of time to discuss issues,” says Wayne Flanary, Extension Regional Agronomist. There is a fee of $150 per person to cover training materials, meals, breaks and mileage for speakers.
To Pre-register, contact Wayne Flanary at the Holt County Extension office at 660-446-3724.