About the event
Has increased weather variability made adapting your management operations difficult? Join University of Minnesota Extension and Dakota County Soil Water Conservation District for a field day dedicated to optimizing farm performance under difficult and changing weather patterns. Have your questions answered about practices that can boost resilience with Extension and conservation experts, and learn about current research that is looking to address management under drought and extreme precipitation conditions.
Lunch will be provided during the event. This event is free to attend and will be held rain or shine. An RSVP is requested to ensure enough food is ordered for lunch. Formal agenda to follow.
Registration
Please register online by
Aug. 15, 2025. Late registrations and walk-ins are welcome, but
registration is required to guarantee a meal.
Date and Location:
August 19, 2025. 9AM - 12PM
Intersection of 170th St SE and Annette Avenue in the Rosemount Research and Outreach Center (
16085 Alverno Ave, Rosemount, MN 55068). Staff/signs will assist in directing when you arrive at the main station.
Agenda:
Welcome and overview
How Do Soil Health Practices Influence ET?
Infiltration Demonstration
Weed Management, Crop Productivity, and Cover Crops
Funding Opportunities
Lunch and Conversation
Thank you to our partners Minnesota Office for Soil Health, USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service and Minnesota Farmers Union!
