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Add to Calendar 2026-01-21 07:30:00 2026-01-21 16:30:00 2026 Soil Water Workshop The annual Soil Water Workshop hosted by NDSU Extension with both in-person and virtual attendance options. The in-person workshop will be held at the FargoDome in Fargo, North Dakota.The one-day workshop will cover soil and water management topics relevant to North Dakota producers, agronomists, consultants and industry personnel.“The Soil Water Workshop is a great opportunity to learn about recent advances and updates to soil, water, and fertilizer management in North Dakota,” says Brady Goettl, NDSU Extension soil science specialist and event organizer. TimeTitlePresenter7:30 AMRegistration 8:00 AMIntroducing the "North Dakota Soil Resource" and 2026 soil fertility outlookBrady Goettl and Dave Franzen8:30 AMFrom advice to action: strengthening farmer–advisor collaboration for soil and water success Lee Briese9:00 AMA practical look at CECTom DeSutter9:30 AMBreak/ Poster Session 9:50 AMCover cropping trials, triumphs, and trade-offsLindsay Malone10:20 AMAn Idahoan's perspective on nitrogen, sulfur, and phosphorus management in barleyJared Spackman11:10 AMStress management and safety in agricultureAngie Johnson11:40 AMLunch 12:40 PMSoil test correlation and calibrationJohn Breker1:10 PMAll about sulfur in one easy lessonBrady Goettl1:40 PMNew nitrogen sources: separating fact from fictionSzilvia Yuja2:10 PMBreak/ Poster Session 2:30 PMIntensifying management for soil health: a long-term research perspectiveCarlos Pires3:00 PMImpacts of tile drainage on agricultural hydrology and water qualityLaxmi Prasad3:30 PMWhat lies beneath...secrets of the B horizonJay Goos4:20 PMSurvey and DismissalBrady GoettlWorkshop Contact:Brady Goettl701.367.2441brady.goettl@ndsu.eduRegistration or accommodation questions contact: Stephanie Sculthorp-Skrei, 701-231-7712 Stephanie.Skrei@ndsu.edu FargoDome, Fargo ND NDSU Agriculture no-reply@ndsu.edu America/Chicago public
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The annual Soil Water Workshop hosted by NDSU Extension with both in-person and virtual attendance options. The in-person workshop will be held at the FargoDome in Fargo, North Dakota.

The one-day workshop will cover soil and water management topics relevant to North Dakota producers, agronomists, consultants and industry personnel.

“The Soil Water Workshop is a great opportunity to learn about recent advances and updates to soil, water, and fertilizer management in North Dakota,” says Brady Goettl, NDSU Extension soil science specialist and event organizer.

TimeTitlePresenter
7:30 AMRegistration
8:00 AMIntroducing the "North Dakota Soil Resource" and 2026 soil fertility outlookBrady Goettl and Dave Franzen
8:30 AMFrom advice to action: strengthening farmer–advisor collaboration for soil and water success Lee Briese
9:00 AMA practical look at CECTom DeSutter
9:30 AMBreak/ Poster Session
9:50 AMCover cropping trials, triumphs, and trade-offsLindsay Malone
10:20 AMAn Idahoan's perspective on nitrogen, sulfur, and phosphorus management in barleyJared Spackman
11:10 AMStress management and safety in agricultureAngie Johnson
11:40 AMLunch
12:40 PMSoil test correlation and calibrationJohn Breker
1:10 PMAll about sulfur in one easy lessonBrady Goettl
1:40 PMNew nitrogen sources: separating fact from fictionSzilvia Yuja
2:10 PMBreak/ Poster Session
2:30 PMIntensifying management for soil health: a long-term research perspectiveCarlos Pires
3:00 PMImpacts of tile drainage on agricultural hydrology and water qualityLaxmi Prasad
3:30 PMWhat lies beneath...secrets of the B horizonJay Goos
4:20 PMSurvey and DismissalBrady Goettl

Workshop Contact:

Brady Goettl

701.367.2441

brady.goettl@ndsu.edu

Registration or accommodation questions contact: Stephanie Sculthorp-Skrei, 701-231-7712 Stephanie.Skrei@ndsu.edu

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Contact Information

Brady Goettl
Brady.Goettl@ndsu.edu
701-367-2441

Requests for accommodations related to disability should be made to the event contact person at least two weeks in advance of the event.