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Central Grasslands REC Annual Field Day
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2025-07-14 09:30:00
2025-07-14 14:30:00
Central Grasslands REC Annual Field Day
ScheduleRegistrationStarts at 9:30 with coffee and donuts.Tours and Demonstrations 10:00 a.m. - NoonTopicNDSU SpeakerManaging livestock grazing winter cereals in a soybean-corn rotationMiranda Meehan, Extension livestock stewardship specialist, and Katrina Kratzke, Department of Animal Sciences graduate studentUsing virtual fencing for strip grazing cover cropsMeehan and Josh Wianecki, Department of Animal Sciences graduate studentThe role of soybeans for pollinators Bethany Roberton, research specialist, and Jason Harmon, former School of Natural Resource Sciences professorNoon - 1:00 p.m. Brisket lunch served by NDSU’s Carnivore CateringAfternoon Tour 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.TopicNDSU SpeakerForage value, livestock production and economics of perennial forages (Russian wildrye, Sainfoin, Trefoil) for late-season grazing Michael Undi, Extension animal scientistSoil health in action Carlos Pires, Extension soil health assistant professor; Naeem Kalwar, soil health specialist; and Chandler Gruener, Extension soil health specialistA new study on western snowberry control, economic and forage thresholds and extent of cover in the Northern Plains Dillon Fogarty and Vinicius Marcilio da Silva, School of Natural Resource Sciences assistant professors; Daniel Asplin, graduate studentTour the new livestock facility Directions The CGREC is 11 miles south of Interstate 94. The CGREC is also 4 miles north of Streeter, North Dakota, on Highway 30, then 5 miles west on County Road 38 and then a quarter-mile south.
4824 48th Ave SE Streeter, ND 58483-9730
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4824 48th Ave SE Streeter, ND 58483-9730
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Schedule
Registration
Starts at 9:30 with coffee and donuts.
Tours and Demonstrations 10:00 a.m. - Noon
| Topic | NDSU Speaker |
|---|---|
| Managing livestock grazing winter cereals in a soybean-corn rotation | Miranda Meehan, Extension livestock stewardship specialist, and Katrina Kratzke, Department of Animal Sciences graduate student |
| Using virtual fencing for strip grazing cover crops | Meehan and Josh Wianecki, Department of Animal Sciences graduate student |
| The role of soybeans for pollinators | Bethany Roberton, research specialist, and Jason Harmon, former School of Natural Resource Sciences professor |
Noon - 1:00 p.m. Brisket lunch served by NDSU’s Carnivore Catering
Afternoon Tour 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
| Topic | NDSU Speaker |
|---|---|
| Forage value, livestock production and economics of perennial forages (Russian wildrye, Sainfoin, Trefoil) for late-season grazing | Michael Undi, Extension animal scientist |
| Soil health in action | Carlos Pires, Extension soil health assistant professor; Naeem Kalwar, soil health specialist; and Chandler Gruener, Extension soil health specialist |
| A new study on western snowberry control, economic and forage thresholds and extent of cover in the Northern Plains | Dillon Fogarty and Vinicius Marcilio da Silva, School of Natural Resource Sciences assistant professors; Daniel Asplin, graduate student |
| Tour the new livestock facility |
Directions
The CGREC is 11 miles south of Interstate 94. The CGREC is also 4 miles north of Streeter, North Dakota, on Highway 30, then 5 miles west on County Road 38 and then a quarter-mile south.
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