The major theme of the conference is to assess the impact of emerging climate change policies in U.S. agricultural production, competitiveness and farm income.

A key feature of the event will be tours of the American Daylily Society Historic Collection.

NDSU Extension Service faculty and staff will discuss soybean research and 2010 production.

These soybean educational events can help producers with production decisions.

Growers will have an opportunity to learn more about sugarbeet diseases, weeds and insect pests during upcoming seminars.

Wet distillers grains and condensed distillers solubles increased corn and spring wheat yields.

The agenda will cover small grain diseases, insect pests, spring wheat variety selection, fertility, weed management and a market outlook.

Meeting topics will include small grain diseases, fertility, variety selection, weed management and a market outlook.

Learn about research results addressing some of the most critical issues facing soybean and wheat producers.

The meetings will be held on Feb. 5 and 6.