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SUMMARY:2026 Spring Crop School 
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DESCRIPTION:2026 Delaware County Spring Crop SchoolDate:    March
 24, 2026 – 10:30 AM – 3:30 PM  Location: Hamden Town Hall    37029 St Rt 10, Hamden, NY 13782Agenda10:15 AM – Registration opens – Attendees seeking
 DEC Recert. credits fill out Course certificates10:45 AM – Review of Yield and Quality Effects of
 Manure Injection on Sod in Delaware County (15 mins)– Paul Cerosaletti and Dale Dewing, Cornell Coop. Ext.
 of Delaware County11:05- 11:25 AM –Quantifying the Value of Manure for Corn
 Production In NYS and Delaware County (20 mins)Juan Carlos Ramoz Tanchez – Cornell University
 Nutrient Management Spear ProgramA review
 of results from the statewide on-farm research trials quantifying the effects
 of manure for corn production beyond just fertilizer replacement value.  Data presented will include data from
 Delaware County.11:30 – 12:00 PM–Prevalence of Seed Corn Maggot in NYS and
 Effect of Neonicotinoid Seed Treatments on Control and Yield (30
 minutes of pest management)   Mike Hunter  – NYS IPM Field Crop CoordinatorA review
 of data from statewide on-farm trials in corn and soybeans, including two plots
 in Delaware County that seek understand how prevalent this and other seed pests
 are and whether neonic seed treatments are affecting these pests and crop
 yields.  12:00– 12:40 PM  LUNCH12:40 - 1:00 PM –Effects
 of Liming on Soil Nutrient Availability in Delaware County and the NYC
 Watershed  (20 minutes)Kari
 Sheridan, CCA,  Watershed Agricultural
 CouncilAnalysis of multiple years of liming on plant
 available nutrient levels in fields in the Watershed Ag Program Cropland Liming
 Pilot project.1:05– 1:55 PM – Mycotoxin Management in Forages (50
 minutes of pest management)John
 Winchell  – Alltech Northeast, Sales and
 Technical SupportA review of crop production factors that that
 influence growth of mold diseases and production of mycotoxins in haycrop and
 corn forages and strategies minimize their prevalence in the field and manage
 mycotoxins in rations.  2:00 – 2:45 PM–Fungal
 Disease Prevalence and Control in Corn and Soybeans At-planting and Late-season
 (45
 minutes pest management) Dr. Camelo Parada Rojas – Cornell
 University A look at common fungal diseases in corn and soybean
 in NYS and options and effectiveness of fungal disease prevention using
 systemic fungicides applied at planting or topical fungicides applied late in
 the season.2:50 – 3:30 PM - Status of
 Herbicide Resistant Weeds in NY and Late-season Annual grass control in corn
 and soybeans  (45 Minutes pest management)  Mike Hunter 
 – NYS IPM Field Crop CoordinatorCurrent
 status of herbicide resistant weeds in NYS and a review of herbicide options
 and management to improve late season annual grass control in corn and
 soybeans.3:30 PM – 3:45 Adjourn and
 attendees pick up course certificates Recertification Course Certificate Control Procedure:  The course certificates will
 be filled out by participants seeking credits at the start of the meeting and held
 by the organizer during the meeting.  Only
 those participants that have been present for the duration of the meeting will sign
 the course roster at the end of the meeting and have their certificate returned
 to them.
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