August 23, 2022022

Dickinson Research Extension Center Updates


2022 Soil Health Workshop




2022 Soil Health Workshop

 

September 14, 2022, 8 a.m.-2p.m.

 

Emcee: Kristen Kukla, Dunn County Extension Agent


Morning Session: 8:15-11:45 a.m. MDT

Location: Biesiot Activities Center, 398 State Avenue, Dickinson, ND


·        Welcome and Opening Comments (8:00 a.m.)

o   Chris Augustin, Director, Dickinson Research Extension Center


·        Effects of Integrated Crop-Grazing on Soil Nutrient Levels

o   Dr. Larry Cihacek, NDSU Soil Scientist


·        Integrated systems research at the Northern Great Plains Research          

        Laboratory

o   Dr. Mark Liebig, ARS Great Plains Research Laboratory


·        Soil Health and intercropping principles

o   Justin Jacobs, Williston Research Extension Center, Williston, ND


·        Importance of asymbiotic nitrogen-fixing bacteria to soil health

o   Dr. Chris Augustin, Soil Scientist and Director, Dickinson Research  

        Extension Center


·        Lunch Provided by Bravera Bank and Trust


·        Caravan to DREC Section 19, Integrated Systems Research Area


Afternoon Session: 11:45-2.00 p.m.MDT

DREC Section 19, Manning, ND (From Hwy 22, turn west onto 15th St. SW       

     and travel 5.2 miles to the field site)

 

·        Importance of plant roots for building and maintaining soil organic  

         matter in crop rotations            

o   Hal Weiser, NRCS State Soil Health Specialist (Retired)


·        Intercropping Demonstration

o   Justin Jacobs, Williston Research Extension Center, Williston, ND


Concurrent Rotating Field Sessions (20 minutes each)


Station #1: Managing soil organic matter for building and maintaining   

                    sustainable soil quality

                     Mark Liebig, ARS Great Plains Research Laborator


Station #2: Soil Horizons and Rooting Depth

                       John Kempenich, USDA/NRCS Soil Survey Team, Dickinson,

                      ND


Station #3: What is the importance of microbial activity for organic matter

                      nutrient cycling?

                      Dr. Marko Davinic, Asst. Professor of Agriculture, Technology,

                      and Natural Resources, Bismarck State College 


Station #4: Phosphorus mineral supplementation addition to soil content

                      Dr. Larry Cihacek, NDSU Soil Scientist

 

CONTACT INFORMATION

 

Doug Landblom

douglas.landblom@ndsu.edu

Office: 701-456-1109; Mobil: 701-690-8245

 

Please RSVP for Meal Count

By September 6 to

Toby Stroh

701-590-1151

toby.stroh@dickinsonstate.edu

Workshop is FREE!

 






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