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Practical Experiences in Nutrient Management: Harvest Equipment Experiential


Harvest time in Upper Marlboro
Cost
$ $15 - includes lunch
Location
2005 Largo Road,Upper Marlboro,MD,US,20774
About the Organizer
Contact
Kayla Griffith
Wednesday, Sep 16
Registration
Cost
$ $15 - includes lunch
Location
2005 Largo Road,Upper Marlboro,MD,US,20774
About the Organizer
Contact
Kayla Griffith

Practical Experiences in Nutrient Management is a workshop conducted by the University of Maryland Extension Agricultural Nutrient Management Program that provides participants with hands-on farming and nutrient management related activities including yield and moisture estimates of grain crops, harvest machinery overview and demonstration, and compost and cover crop application to fields.

9:00-9:30 -     Registration

9:30-12:00 - This session will provide a practical overview of key post-season grain crop management and harvest evaluation activities. Participants will review common grain crop yield estimate procedures, examine a combine and its major components, and observe the machine harvesting a grain crop in the field. The program will also include a comparison of moisture readings taken with a hand test moisture meter and those recorded by the combine yield monitor to highlight accuracy and calibration considerations. In addition, attendees will see post-harvest field operations including compost application, broadcast seeding of a cover crop, and vertical tillage used to incorporate the compost and cover crop seed into the soil. 

12:00-12:30- Lunch

12:30-1:00-   MDA Nutrient Management Update

1:00-3:30-     This session will provide participants with an overview of vegetable production and harvest, and view the vegetable harvesting conveyor.  The program will end with an overview of the production of compost on the farm and the planning process for fall applications.

CEUs: 5.5 hours of credit toward consultants’ or operators’ continuing education requirement will be earned from full participation in this event.

 

Maryland Native Plant Society's 2026 Annual Conference


The Maryland Native Plant Society 2026 Conference flier
Registration

Register Here: https://mdflora.org/fall-conference

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Cost
$ varies
Location
STAMP Student Union,College Park,MD,US,20742
About the Organizer

Non-Profit organization across Maryland to educate, appreciate, and conserve native plants and their environments.

Contact
Maryland Native Plant Society
  • Saturday, September 12 - Saturday, September 12
  • Sunday, September 13 - Sunday, September 13
Registration

Register Here: https://mdflora.org/fall-conference

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Cost
$ varies
Location
STAMP Student Union,College Park,MD,US,20742
About the Organizer

Non-Profit organization across Maryland to educate, appreciate, and conserve native plants and their environments.

Contact
Maryland Native Plant Society

Secure your spot for the Maryland Native Plant Society's 2026 Annual Conference

Co-Hosted with UMD Extension Maryland Native Plants Project and UMD Plant Science and Landscape Architecture Dept. 

• 2 day event | Sept. 12-13

• Meals included

Presentations by native plant professionals 

Native plant sale

Field trips & workshops

• Optional add-on: Saturday evening dinner and presentations 

Register here: mdflora.org/fall-conference 

Bay-Wise Introduction


Flyer for the event including date, time and link to register
Registration

Register for free zoom session via link.

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Cost
Free Event
About the Organizer
Contact
Alexia Leeser
  • Tuesday, June 02 - Tuesday, June 02
Registration

Register for free zoom session via link.

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Cost
Free Event
About the Organizer
Contact
Alexia Leeser

This session will cover the 8 keystone habits of the Bay-Wise Living Landscape Metric, and tell you more about steps involved in getting your landscape certified as Bay-Wise.

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