Cropping symposium now monthly series

 

November 12, 2020



PULLMAN — Palouse Conservation District (PCD) shifted its annual Palouse Alternative Cropping Symposium to a virtual platform.

It features with a monthly presentation series titled “Soil Health Sit Down.” An educational series for agricultural and livestock producers on soil health. The first is scheduled for next week.

Presentations are dedicated to providing a venue for local growers, industry professionals, and researchers to share insights and innovations geared toward improving soil health.

The goal is to encourage grower-to-grower dialogue surrounding cover crops, companion cr...



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