Division Events

Nutrient Management Planning Course (Field Session 1), May 12 - May 14, 2008
The Nutrient Management Course is a two-part class covering basics concepts of nutrient management planning. The course features faculty from University of Missouri providing training on a wide range of topics including phosphorus management and impacts on water quality, impact of animal feeding strategies on animal manure, estimating manure nutrient availability and value, calculating manure application rates and Missouri regulations affecting animal feeding operations.

Nutrient Management Planning Course (Field Session 2), May 14 - May 16, 2008
The Nutrient Management Course is a two-part class covering basics concepts of nutrient management planning. The course features faculty from University of Missouri providing training on a wide range of topics including phosphorus management and impacts on water quality, impact of animal feeding strategies on animal manure, estimating manure nutrient availability and value, calculating manure application rates and Missouri regulations affecting animal feeding operations.

Graduate Commencement Ceremony, May 16, 2008
For more information, contact (573) 882-6311 or (573) 882-9576.

CAFNR Undergraduate Commencement Ceremony, May 17, 2008
Reception Follows in the Hearnes Fieldhouse. For more information, contact (573) 882-8301.

Rose Workshop, May 22, 2008
Come early and tour our rose gardens with rose experts, learn about rose culture, including disease control, Chance Rose Garden in Centralia, MO, rose history and popular, reliable varieties.

Twenty-Fifth Annual Missouri Plant Biology Symposium, May 28 - June 1, 2008

Quail And Native Plant Field Day, June 26, 2008

Crop Injury and Diagnostic Clinic, July 22 - July 25, 2008
This clinic is designed to train or update agricultural professionals in the management of crop health and field crop diagnostics. Participants will have the opportunity to fine tune their skills in diagnosing crop production and pest problems.

Tomato Festival, September 4, 2008
Taste over 50 tomato varieties and over 30 varieties of peppers, taste different salsa from local vendors, visit with horticultural experts and master gardeners to have your gardening questions answered, and watch informal lectures on tomato & pepper uses

FFA Field Day, September 9, 2008