Author: Beau Neal
Planning Unit: Woodford County CES
Major Program: Grains
Plan of Work: Green and Sustainable Living
Outcome: Intermediate Outcome
With inputs costs increasing every day and volatile grain crop markets keeping those producers on edge, up to date information from all aspects of the industry are welcomed. The 2022 Central Kentucky Grain Producers Seminar held at the Fayette County Extension Office provided just that information to producers looking to cut costs and widen margins, all while still remaining sustainable and efficient. Topics covered were Agronomics, Farm Managment Decisions, Economics, Grain Storage, and Weed Control. The information shared in the program will allow producers to press onward and remain in business. Thirty-five producers from Fayette and surrounding counties were in attendance.
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