Get ready for the Tri-State Precision Ag Webinar on June 23

Ricardo Costa, Michigan State University Extension -

Join us for the first 2020 Tri-State Precision Ag Day online webinar on June 23 at 6 p.m.

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Have you ever thought about investing in new technologies for your farm operations, such as a yield monitor to reduce inputs or a drone to help you scout larger areas in a shorter amount of time? Are you unsure because of the implementation costs or concerned if these technologies would ever pay off? If you answered yes, the Tri-State Precision Ag Webinar on June 23, 2020, at 6 p.m. is the right fit for you.

Michigan State University Extension, Purdue University Extension, and the Ohio State University are partnering up again to bring another state-of-the-art program. For the very first time, they joined forces to bring an all-new, free Tri-State Precision Ag Webinar. This engaging, 1-hour program will focus on providing you with the most up to date information related to precision agriculture. University experts, such as OSU’s ag precision guru John Fulton and others, will deliver short presentations on topics related to aerial imagery, benefits of yield monitor calibration and on-farm research results. After the end of every talk, the floor will be open to questions.

Register for the Tri-State Precision Ag Webinar

For any questions related to this program, feel free to contact Stephanie Karhoff at karhoff.41@osu.edu or Ricardo Costa at costasil@msu.edu.

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