2013 Dates & Locations

Hastings - Adam's County Fairgrounds
Jan. 8 | program | directions | REGISTER

North Platte - Sandhills Convention Center
Jan. 9 | program | directions | REGISTER

Gering - Gering Civic Center
Jan. 10 | program | directions | REGISTER

Atkinson - Atkinson Community Center
Jan. 15 | program | directions | REGISTER

York - The Auditorium
Jan. 16 | program | directions | REGISTER

Beatrice - Armed Forces Reserve Center
Jan. 17 | program | directions | REGISTER

Kearney - Younes Conference Center
Jan. 22 | program | directions | REGISTER

Norfolk - Lifelong Learning Center, NECC
Jan. 23 | program | directions | REGISTER

Fremont - Midland University Event Center
Jan. 24 | program | directions | REGISTER

2013 Registration

The fee to recertify as a commercial, non-commerical or private applicator is $60. If you are not recertifying, the fee is $50. The fee includes a noon meal, refreshments, the 2013 Guide for Weed Management in Nebraska and the 2013 Crop Production Clinic Proceedings.

NOTE: Online registration is strongly encouraged. Starting in 2013, onsite/day-of registration will be $70.

Registration is available online (credit card or invoice) or at the door (cash, check or credit card ($70)). On-site registration is from 8:00-8:45 a.m. Please make checks payable to: University of Nebraska

UNL Departments Involved & Links

Weed Science
Entomology
Plant Pathology
Pesticide Education
Agronomy & Horticulture
Soil Fertility
Biosystems Engineering
UNL Water
Plant & Pest Diagnostic Clinic

The fifth annual Crop Production Clinics will be held at nine locations across Nebraska in January 2013. The Clinics will provide valuable information to help crop producers and agribusiness professionals improve their profitability and safety. The Crop Production Clinics succeed the Crop Protection Clinics which had been conducted annually since 1974.

Topics

The Crop Production Clinics will feature presentations from extension specialists and educators on soil fertility, soil water and irrigation management, crop production, ag. business management & policy, pesticide safety, and disease, insect and weed pest management. See program locations (menu to the left) for specific presentation titles. Program topics are tailored to meet the needs of cropping systems in different parts of the state, and vary by location.

Pesticide Applicator Recertification

Representatives from the Nebraska Department of Agriculture will be present to verify attendance.

Commercial & Noncommercial Pesticide Applicator:

The Crop Production Clinics will be the primary venue for you to renew your license in any of the following categories:

• Ag Plant (01)
• Regulatory (REG)
• Demonstration/Research (D/R)

Private Pesticide Applicators:

The Crop Production Clinics will serve as a venue for you to renew your license.

For Certified Crop Advisors (CCA)

Certified Crop Advisors may earn CEUs in the following categories: Integrated Pest Management (6 CEUs), Soil and Water (2 CEUs), Nutrient Management (1 CEUs), Crop Production (1 CEU) and Professional Development (2 CEU). Attendees can earn a maximum of 6 CEUs at a location. Certified Crop Advisors are required to bring their CCA number to apply for CEU credits.