High Residue Farming Workshops in Moses Lake and Richland
WSU is hosting two workshops on high resident farming December 12th in Moses Lake and the 13th at WSU Tri-Cities in Richland.
High Residue Farming refers to cropping system where tilling is kept to a minimum or a no-till system is used to maintain residue cover on the soil.
The 3-hour workshop will discuss the benefits, conditions for stand establishment, residue management, direct seeding with a planter or drill and strip-till systems.
Pre-registration is required and can be done online or by check. You can do so at the event website.
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