Ag Talk Tuesday
Ag Talk Tuesdays are virtual sessions about agriculture with University of Idaho professionals and peers to discuss current crop issues and timely topics as the field season progresses. Each session includes featured topics, questions, updates and current ag events.
Held the first and third Tuesday through May to August via Zoom
Join us May 4, 2021 (11 a.m. to 1 p.m. MT), registration is required. Instructions on how to join the 2021 sessions will be made available soon.
Recordings of 2020 sessions
This session features in-season nutrient management with soil and petiole sampling (Linda Schott) and weed and chemical load on compost vs manure (Mario de Haro-Martí).
This session features final fungicide recommendations for small grains and other hot topics (Juliet Marshall) and using Teff grass as an emergency crop (Joseph Sagers).
This session features field projects of cropping systems of alfalfa, quinoa, barley and wheat (Xi Liang)
This session features an update by the University of Idaho’s College of Agricultural and Life Sciences Dean (Michael P. Parrella).
This session features economics/ cost of production/markets forecast (Ben Eborn) and solid dairy manure and manure compost nutrient survey results (Lide Chen).
This session features starling management on dairies (Jason Thomas) and soil health assessment (Linda Schott).
Ag Talk Report
Ag Talk Report is a newsletter issued periodically during the growing season. It summarizes or expands on some of the content from Ag Talk Tuesday sessions and includes other relevant information.
Pamela J.S. Hutchinson
Associate Professor, Extension Specialist — Potato Cropping Systems Weed Scientist
