Arkansas crop production meeting

Feb 5, 2009 10:40 AM

The White County, Ark., Crop Production meeting is scheduled for Feb. 12 at Eagleview, Ark. There will coffee and donuts at 8:30 a.m. and the meeting will begin at 9 a.m. The meeting will conclude after a sponsored lunch.

The focus of the meeting will be soybean and rice and rice production.

Several Extension specialists are scheduled to speak: Jeremy Ross, Extension agronomist/soybeans; Chuck Wilson, Extension agronomist/rice; Scott Stiles, Extension economist/risk management; Gus Lorenz, Extension entomologist; and Scott Monfort, Extension plant pathologist.

CCA and Arkansas crop consultant credits will be available for this meeting.

Eagleview is located on Fairview road just north of Searcy, Ark. Take Highway 16 to Fairview road. Turn right onto Fairview road. Go straight through the four-way stop. Eagleview is 2.3 miles from highway 16, at the top of a hill on the right.

If you have questions, call the University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service in White County at (501) 268-5394.

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