Events / 12/1-12/3 | 2020 Northeast Region Agribusiness and CCA Conference

12/1-12/3 | 2020 Northeast Region Agribusiness and CCA Conference

12/01/2020 to 12/03/2020
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2020 Northeast Agribusiness & CCA Conference & Cornell Field Crop Dealer Meeting

 

December 1 – 3, 2020 | ONLINE | REGISTER

 

Agribusiness, farmers, crop advisers, government employees, extension agents, and university employees come together to study crop management, pest management, soil and water management, and nutrient management. DEC pesticide applicator points and Certified Crop Adviser points available.

 

Joesph Amsili,  soil health program coordinator with the Cornell Soil Health Team and New York Soil Health, will be presenting at the conference as part of the soil and water management track.

 

Certified Crop Adviser Credits, DEC Applicator Credits, technology, Land Grant University and Industry expertise, agribusiness, field crops, nutrient management, soil and water management, pest management—will collide on the internet December 1 – 3, 2020.

 

Agribusiness, Farmers and Veteran Crop Advisers: Earn DEC (for any sessions thus designated) and CCA credits. Register for one, or all three days. Individuals who plan to attend all three days and register before Nov. 9, 2020 to receive a $10 discount per day. NYSABA members receive an additional $5 per registration. Archived viewing of the conference will be offered for those who have paid Three-day attendance. DEC applicator credits cannot be awarded for archived viewing of the sessions. Credits will be voided for anyone who does not attend full session. Credits will be voided for anyone who does not register for the session.

 

Registration Information

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$200  – 3-days Training (earn up to 23 CCA CEU) + access to archived sessions for three years.

  • Early registration before Nov. 9 is -$170

$75    – 1-day Training (earn up to 8 CCA CEU)

  • Early registration before Nov. 9 is -$70

 NYSABA Discount – NYSABA members receive an additional $5 per member registration. (Code needed.)

 

 

  • Greg Albrecht, Agricultural Environmental Management (AEM) Coordinator and Comprehensive Nutrient Management Planning (CNMP) Specialist, NYS Department of Agriculture and Markets and NYS Soil and Water Conservation Committee. albrecht@agriculture.ny.gov.
  • Joseph Amsili, Soil Health Program Coordinator, Cornell University. jpa28@cornell.edu.
  • Alex Barre, Soil Management Engineer, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs. Barre@ontario.ca.
  • Gary Bergstrom, Professor, School of Integrative Plant Science, Plant Pathology and Plant-Microbe Biology Section, Cornell University. gcb3@cornell.edu.
  • Shawn Bossard, Farm Manager, SUNY Morrisville. bossarse@morrisville.edu.
  • Jerry Cherney, Professor, Extension Forage Specialist, Cornell University. jhc5@cornell.edu
  • Jaime Cummings, Field Crops and Livestock IPM Coordinator, NYS IPM, Cornell University, jc2246@cornell.edu
  • Karl Czymmek, Senior Extension Associate, PRO-DAIRY Program, Department of Animal Science. Cornell University. kjc12@cornell.edu.
  • Sjoerd Duiker, Associate Professor of Soil Management and Applied Soil Physics, Department of Plant Sciences, Pennsylvania State University. swd10@psu.edu.
  • Dale Gates, Resource Conservationist, USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS). gates@NY.usda.gov.
  • Bruce Geiger, Bruce Geiger and Associates. Bruce@bwgai.com
  • Gaurav Goyal, Technical Agronomist, Bayer CropScience. goyal@bayer.com
  • William Hunter Frame, Associate Professor, Virginia Tech University. whframe@vt.edu.
  • Mike Hunter, Field Crops Specialist, North Country Regional Ag Team, Cornell Cooperative Extension. meh27@cornell.edu.
  • Quirine Ketterings, Professor, Nutrient Management Spear Program, Department of Animal Science, Cornell University. qmk2@cornell.edu.
  • Tom Kilcer, Advanced Ag Systems. tfk1@cornell.edu.
  • Laura Klaiber, Soil Scientist, Miner Institute. Klaiber@whminer.com.
  • Anthony Lamanno, NYSDEC. lamanno@dec.ny.gov.
  • Amy Langner, Soil Scientist, USDA-NRCS. langner@usda.gov.
  • Kitty O’Neil, Field Crop Specialist, North Country Regional Ag Team, Cornell Cooperative Extension. kao32@cornell.edu
  • Aaron Ristow, Agricultural Stewardship Program Manager, American Farmland Trust. aristow@farmland.org.
  • Wayne Roper, Postdoctoral Research Associate, University of Connecticut. roper@uconn.edu.
  • Lynn Sosnoskie, Assistant Professor, Horticulture Section, School of Integrative Plant Science, Cornell University. lms438@cornell.edu
  • Rinske (Rink) Tacoma-Fogal, Graduate Student, Cornell University. rt464@cornell.edu.
  • Lauren Townley, Section Chief, Watershed Management and Planning, NYS DEC. townley@dec.ny.gov.
  • Jan Van Aart, Professor, Rochester Institute of Technology. jvacis@rit.edu.
  • Ken Wise, Livestock & Field Crops IPM Extension Area Educator, NYS IPM and Cornell Cooperative Extension. klw24@cornell.edu.
  • Mike Wright, Amos Zittel & Sons Farms. michaelwright1109@gmail.com

 

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