2019

• Through Jan. 28, 2019: Mississippi State University winter row-crop meetings
Check the schedule because not every meeting covers all of the row crops. It depends on location. Some have rice, soybeans and cotton, others have corn, cotton and soybeans. Sweet potatoes are even included in one. Click here to view the schedules and agendas.

• Through Jan. 29, 2019: Mississippi State University Pipeplanner Training
Choose a day and time that works for you. These are all remote, so you’ll need a smartphone, tablet or computer to connect – more information and schedule

• Through March 7, 2019: University of Arkansas winter row-crop meetings and sprayer clinics
The  university plans more than two dozen row-crop meetings across the state and an additional six sprayer clinics. Start times and crops covered vary by location, so check with your local county Extension office for the most up-to-date information. Click to view the schedule.

• Through May 7, 2019: North Carolina Mandatory Auxin Training
These will be held at various locations throughout North Carolina. A few also will be held in Spanish. Check the master calendar for one near you.

• Jan. 22-Feb. 28, 2019: University of Tennessee Dicamba Training
UT Extension’s Dicamba Stewardship Training is mandatory for all individuals applying XtendiMax, Engenia or FeXapan in Tennessee. Cost is $25. Training is offered throughout the state, so choose a time and location convenient for you. Click here to view the schedule and locations

• Jan. 22-24, 2019: 2019 Arkansas Crop Management Conference
Wyndham Riverfront Hotel, Little Rock, Arkansas – event details

• Jan. 22, 2019: Alabama Irrigation Workshop
Aerospace Training Center – Calhoun Community College, 6250 US-31, Decatur, Alabama. These free workshops will include trainings as well as on-farm demonstrations of the best irrigation practices and technologies – event details

• Jan. 23, 2019: Alabama Irrigation Workshop
Houston County Farm Center, 1701 E. Cottonwood Road, Dothan, Alabama. These free workshops will include trainings as well as on-farm demonstrations of the best irrigation practices and technologies – event details

• Jan. 23, 2019: Louisiana Soil Health & Cover Crop Conference
Hampton Inn, West Monroe, Louisiana – event details

• Jan. 23, 2019: Mississippi State University Pest Management Workshop
Central Mississippi Research & Extension Center, 1320 Seven Springs Road, Raymond, Mississippi – event details

• Jan. 23-24, 2019: 2019 AgriBiz and Farm Expo
Florence Center, 3300 W. Radio Drive, Florence, South Carolina. This event combines a trade show with numerous educational sessions – event details

• Jan. 24, 2019: Louisiana Soil Health & Cover Crop Conference
DeWitt Livestock Facility, Dean Lee Research Station, Alexandria, Louisiana – event details

• Jan. 24, 2019: Eastern Tennessee Grain and Soybean Conference
East Tennessee AgResearch and Education Center Plant Science Unit, 3215 Alcoa Highway, Knoxville, Tennessee – event details

• Jan. 29, 2019: Digital Agriculture Conference and Vendor Fair
Dean Lee Research Station, Alexandria, Louisiana. The event is free, but preregistration is required – event details

• Jan. 30, 2019: Arkansas Soil & Water Education Conference & Expo 2019
Arkansas State University Convocation Center, Jonesboro, Ark. The Conference & Expo will address the latest issues and trends in soil and water conservation. A soil and water conservation technology trade show will be included. For more information, contact Chris at 870-972-2043 or chrisjones@astate.edu.

• Feb. 4, 2019: Crop Scouting School
University of Missouri Fisher Delta Research Center, Portageville, Missouri – event details

• Feb. 5, 2019: Understanding Your Soil Test Reports
Pasquotank Extension Auditorium, Elizabeth City, North Carolina – event details

• Feb. 5, 2019: Middle Tennessee Grain Conference
Coffee County Fairgrounds, Manchester, Tennessee. Dicamba training also will be offered – event details

• Feb. 5-6, 2019: 46th MACA (Mississippi Agricultural Consultants Association) Annual Conference
Bost Extension Center, Mississippi State University, Starkville, Mississippi – event details

• Feb. 6, 2019: Soybean Production Meeting
Camden United Methodist Church, Camden, North Carolina – event details

• Feb. 7, 2019: Corn and Soybean Production Meeting
300 Industrial Drive, New Bern, North Carolina – event details

• Feb. 7, 2019: Western Tennessee Grain & Soybean Conference
Dyer County Fairgrounds, Dyersburg, Tennessee. Dicamba training also will be offered – event details

• Feb. 7, 2019: LSU AgCenter Northeast Louisiana Annual Crops Forum
Delhi Convention Center, Delhi, Louisiana – event details

• Feb. 11-13, 2019: Louisiana Agricultural Consultants Association Annual Conference
Paragon Casino Resort, Marksville, Louisiana – event details

• Feb. 12, 2019: Refining Strategies for Stink Bug Management/Disease Management in Soybeans
Pasquotank Extension Auditorium, Elizabeth City, North Carolina – event details

• Feb. 12, 2019: University of Arkansas Irrigation/Water Management School
McCrory, (McCrory Civic Center), 9 a.m.-3 p.m. – event details

• Feb. 13, 2019: 25th Annual Arkansas State University Agribusiness Conference
A-State Fowler Center and First National Bank Arena, Jonesboro, Arkansas. On-site registration begins at 7:30 a.m. in the Fowler Center. The morning general session features presentations on farm management, the impact of the 2018 elections, international trade policy and the new Farm Bill. Lunch will be served in the First National Bank Arena at noon. Afternoon sessions include presentations on industry trends and issues for the rice, cotton, poultry, and beef markets. There is no registration fee. For more information, including the program, visit AState. For questions, contact Astate_Agribus_Conf@astate.edu or 870-972-3221.

• Feb. 18, 2019: 2019 Auxin Training for 2,4-D and Dicamba-Tolerant Soybeans
3309 Burlington Road, Greensboro, North Carolina – event details

• Feb. 27, 2019: University of Arkansas Irrigation/Water Management School
Brinkley, (Tri-County Farmers North Plant, 310 Grand Ave.), 9 a.m.-3 p.m. – event details

• Feb. 28-March 2, 2019: Commodity Classic
Orange County Convention Center, Orlando, Florida – event details

• Feb. 28, 2019: Weed Control of Corn & Soybeans/Industrial Hemp Production
Pasquotank Extension Auditorium, Elizabeth City, North Carolina – event details

• March 1-2, 2019: 67th Annual Mid-South Farm & Gin Show
Cook Convention Center, Memphis, Tennessee – event details

• March 21-22, 2019: Louisiana Women in Agriculture Conference
Holiday Inn, Alexandria, Louisiana. The conference includes tours of area agricultural operations as well as opportunities to network, support, empower and educate. Marji Guyler-Alaniz, president and founder of FarmHer will share her story of inspiration and finding her passion. For more information, visit Louisiana Women in Ag.

If you have an event you want listed, please send the information to Soybean South editor Vicky Boyd at vlboyd@onegrower.com.