Soybean disease management, variety updates and weed control research will be among the topics at the 2025 Western Soybean School Days on Feb. 18 in Minot, North Dakota, and Feb. 19 in Dickinson, North Dakota. Each day the school begins at 8:30 a.m. and concludes at noon, with lunch provided at each location.

Hosted by North Dakota State University Extension, the schools are designed to provide updates on soybean production and soil fertility, and insect pests, weeds and disease management to soybean farmers and crop advisers.

Locations:

• Feb. 18 — Conference Room, North Central Research Extension Center, 5400 Highway 83 S, Minot, North Dakota
• Feb. 19 — Stark County Family and Ag Resource Campus Office, Dakota Room Door C, 2680 Empire Rd, Dickinson, North Dakota

Agenda:

• Agronomy and soybean variety updates
• Soybean disease management and research updates
• Weed control research updates
• Soil fertility and nutrient management
• Insect control and research updates
• Soybean market/production outlook

Continuing education units (CEUs) for Certified Crop Advisers are offered on the day of the event in both locations.

The schools are free to attend, but registration is required for a meal count. Register to attend at ndsu.ag/soybeanschool.

These events are sponsored by the North Dakota Soybean Council.

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NDSU Agriculture Communication – Dec. 11, 2024

Source: Victor Gomes, 701-456-1100, victor.gomes@ndsu.edu

Source: Chandler Gruener, 701-857-7677, chandler.gruener@ndsu.edu

Source: Charlie Lim, 701-774-4351, charlemagne.lim@ndsu.edu

Editor: Kelli Anderson, 701-231-6136, kelli.c.anderson@ndsu.edu