Conservation Tillage & Technology Conference, Ada, March 8-9 – AgFax
Crop residue in field utilizing strip-till conservation. Photo: Jodi DeJong-Hughes, University of Minnesota
Don’t miss out on your opportunity to register for the Conservation Tillage & Technology Conference (CTTC) at early bird rates. The annual conference plans to be in- person March 8-9 at Ohio Northern University in Ada after being virtual this past year. Connect with other farmers and CCA’s, experience new ideas, and increase your net income. Historically over 800 individuals will attend each day of this two-day conference, making it the largest agricultural meeting in northwestern Ohio.
Registration is a flat rate of $100 (after February 25, registration is $150). This registration is available online here and includes exclusive access to all presentations online after about March 21. These will be available until April 22. For Crop Consultants, the QR code will be active for that month. (Crop Consultants must register individually to receive CCA credits.)
Take advantage of the opportunity to discuss one-on-one with speakers, exhibitors, sponsors, and other participants. As noted above, your registration includes exclusive online video-demand access to all presentations for a month, starting about March 21. Currently, ONU requires that everyone wear a mask while inside a building.
This year’s schedule has been set and Tuesday, March 8 concurrent sessions are Agronomic Crop Management, Nutrient Management, Precision Ag & Technology, Soil Health, Cover Crops, and No-Till. Wednesday, March 9 concurrent sessions are: Agronomic Crop Management, Water Quality and Conservation Practices, Sustainable Ag, Soil Health, Cover Crops, and No-Till. Move from room to room to hear from approximately 60 speakers and panelists. Spend time visiting with exhibitors and networking with other farmers and crop consultants and others in the agricultural industry.
The meeting and program have been developed by The Ohio State University Extension Specialists along with Agriculture and Natural Resources Educators in local counties with assistance from local Soil and Water Conservation Districts and the United States Department of Agriculture Natural Resources Conservation Service. For more information on this year’s Conservation Tillage & Technology Conference, visit ctc.osu.edu to see the full program.
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