All times scheduled in EST
Event Timing: 11:00-4:00PM
11:00am – Welcome
11:15am - Overview Of Soil Borne Diseases in Potatoes, with a Focus on the Detrimental Effect Of Verticillium
Dr. Gary Secor, North Dakota State University Professor Plant Pathology Department
12:00pm - Report On Soil Health Findings From Strike Application Trial
Dr. Ken Frost, Oregon State University Professor and Extension Plant Pathologist
12:45pm - Strike As Key To Sustainable Production System In Potatoes
Dr. Chad Hutchinson, TriCal Group Global Director Potato Research and Market Support
1:30pm - Telone™ - Practical Uses and Benefits in Potato Production
2:00pm - Telone’s Benefits - A Grower’s Perspective
2:30pm - Break
2:45pm - Agronomy Case Study
Dr. Phillipe Parent, Director of Quality Assurance and Agronomy at Patates Dolbec
3:15pm - How to get Strike in the Ground: Equipment, Soil Preparation, And Nuts & Bolts Of Soil Fumigation Logistics
Jonathan Vink, Sales And Service at Douglas Agricultural Services Inc., and Jonathan Spence, TriEst Ag Group Equipment Development
4:00pm - Wrap-Up, Q&A, THANK YOU
Michigan = 4 credits in Commercial Core, Private Core, 1A, 1B
CCA = 2.0 credits total (1.0 Credit in IPM, 0.5 Credit in Sustainability, 0.5 credit in Soil and Water Management)
Maine = Applied for 3-4 Credits
