January 16, 2019 - April 3, 2019
Beginning farmers and others with basic information needs are invited to participate in a series of twelve online programs addressing crop and livestock production, farm business and marketing on Wednesday evenings January 16 through April 3, 2019. Participants will get an overview of a variety of farming enterprises and topics, and have an opportunities through live, online chat to ask questions of MSU and other agriculture experts.
Several archived recordings of MSU Extension Beginning Farmer Webinars on a variety of topics from previous years are available for viewing at http://msue.anr.msu.edu/program/info/beginning_farmer_webinar_series.
Getting Started With
January 16; Ned Stoller, Easterseals Michigan AgrAbility Program
January 23; Matt Hall, Midnight Harvest
January 30; Bob Tritten, MSU Extension
Soil Physical Properties for Field and Hoophouse
February 6; Fred Springborn, MSU Extension
February 13; Eric Kampe, Ann Arbor Seed Company
February 20; Wendy Wieland, MSU Product Center Innovation Counsellor
Small Farm Meat Chicken Production
February 27; Zachary Williams, MSU Animal Science Department
March 6; Steve Fouch, MSU Extension (retired)
March 13; Jim Isleib, MSU Extension
March 20; Jae Gerhart, MSU Extension
Farm Financial Management: The Next Step
March 27; Frank Wardynski, MSU Extension
Cover Crop Types and Uses on your Farm
April 3; Vicki Morrone, MSU Center for Regional Food Systems
On-line resources from Vicki Morrone to help you grow cover crops:
Instructions:
1. Paste this URL into your browser: https://msu.zoom.us/j/388867643
2. You will be directed to a ZOOM webinar – run the application. Enter your name/email and click the ‘Join Webinar’ button.
If you need technical support before or during the webinar, please contact the MSU Distance Learning Services help line at 800-500-1554.
You can watch this webinar on your mobile device. Download the Zoom Cloud Meetings app on your device.
The webinar will be recorded and a link distributed to registered participants after the ‘live’ program