Webinar Schedule
CropLife hosts dozens of webinars each year. Below is a list of upcoming events, as well as archived presentations that can be viewed on demand. Plus, Certified Crop Advisors (CCAs) can earn CEUs by attending these webinars.
Labeling Requirements that are Applicable to Repackaging of Pesticides
Presented by Syngenta
NOW ON DEMAND | ORIGINAL AIR DATE: JULY 24, 2018
Proper labeling is important for legal, worker safety, and environmental reasons. This webinar will review:
- The EPA Registration Number, EPA Establishment Number and Net Contents for all pesticide labels
- How to properly label stationary bulk tanks and portable refillable containers
- Managing label inventories
Putting Ag Tech to Work In-Season
Presented by WinField United
NOW ON DEMAND | ORIGINAL AIR DATE: JUNE 7, 2018
In a market where every dollar counts, farmers need to ensure each input they purchase is used wisely. Retailers have access to advancing technologies like forecasting and modeling tools, satellite imagery and tissue sampling data analysis to help farmers make informed input decisions throughout the growing season to optimize ROI and yield potential.
During this webinar, Joel Wipperfurth, director of ag technology, WinField United, and Andrew Laney, technology manager, WinField United, will explore these technologies and provide tips for guiding farmers through the in-season decision-making process, drawing on examples of retailers and farmers who have found success with various tools.
New Tools to Improve Irrigation Management, Plant Health, and Water-Use Efficiency
Cutting-edge chemistry for optimizing soil-plant-water relations.
Presented by Aquimax.
NOW ON DEMAND | ORIGINAL AIR DATE: FEBRUARY 15, 2018
Water management is one of the biggest challenges facing the agricultural industry, especially in regions where water supplies are limited by source or community environmental restrictions. Soil surfactants and amendments have traditionally been limited by inconvenient handling and application requirements. This webinar explores a new advance in chemistry that uses existing irrigation equipment to improve the precision of delivery while increasing water holding capacity for many soil types.
Using Data to Benchmark Your Farming Operation
Presented by the American Soybean Association and the United Soybean Board.
NOW ON DEMAND | ORIGINAL AIR DATE: FEBRUARY 19, 2018
Data collection, analysis and benchmarking are key to achieving and sustaining continuous improvement in the production of soybeans. Dr. Joe Luck, Associate Professor of Biological Systems Engineering, and Precision Agriculture Engineer at the University of Nebraska, will discuss the various tools and techniques required to establish a valid data benchmarking program. Using examples of data applications from farm research studies focused on soybeans, he will show how data can be used to gather knowledge to improve production, and build a more sustainable farming operation.
How Today’s Technologies Will Impact Tomorrow’s Pesticide Use
Presented by Spensa Technologies.
NOW ON DEMAND | ORIGINAL AIR DATE: FEBRUARY 28, 2018
Advancements in ag technology help us work smarter and faster – uncovering problems as they occur, finding solutions that minimize losses, and even predicting pressures before they hit. David Swain, sales director for Spensa Technologies, has managed ag technology and precision agriculture for various companies for more than 20 years. He will share how technology is currently impacting efficiencies in the field, and more importantly, the role data plays in creating information that can be used by retailers and farmers to manage pest pressures and protect yields. David will also introduce the opportunities for predictive technologies to demonstrate the value of ag retailers and return on investment of a strategic pest protection program.
*Approved for .5 CEU credit in Integrated Pest Management*
Staying Ahead in Bulk Pesticide Management
Documents Required of Pesticide Repackaging Establishments
NOW ON DEMAND | ORIGINAL AIR DATE: JANUARY 25, 2018
This webinar will review:
• Repack contracts
• Written descriptions of acceptable containers including stationary and PRCs.
• Product-specific container-cleaning instructions
• Re-fill recordkeeping.
Featured speakers:
Jean Payne
President
Illinois Fertilizer and Chemical Association
Scott Birchfield
Sr. Regional Health, Safety and Environment Manager
Syngenta
Registration courtesy of Syngenta
Resistant Weeds: Insights From Weed Science Experts
Sponsored by Atlantic-Pacific, Nufarm and Wilger
NOW ON DEMAND | ORIGINAL AIR DATE: OCTOBER 25, 2017
With herbicide-resistant weeds spreading at an alarming rate, agriculture needs to embrace more complete control approaches. Tune in October 25 to hear insights from a panel of weed science experts on what weed resistance trends they’re seeing in their region of the country, what management practices they’re recommending, what issues they have noticed regarding dicamba applications, and much more. Plus, you’ll hear product updates from leading weed resistance management providers.
*Approved for .5 CEU credit in Pest Management
Registration courtesy of Atlantic-Pacific, Nufarm, and Wilger
Learn Winning Strategies in the Battle against Herbicide-Resistant Weeds
Succeed in 2018 with the Dicamba Herbicides and Dicamba-Tolerant Traits!
Sponsored by West Central Distribution
NOW ON DEMAND | ORIGINAL AIR DATE: SEPTEMBER 26, 2017
With the initial season almost over, the herbicide and trait technology revolution continues to evolve, providing ag retailers and growers with additional tools to aid in the battle against resistant weeds across North America. This webinar will provide ag professionals with the latest information about the federally approved dicamba product labels for in-crop use for the 2018 growing season. It will also educate and update participants about the current application requirements for these products, including tank mixes, adjuvants, and buffer requirements as well as their impact on crop protection strategies for 2018.
As an additional bonus, registrants will receive our free monthly agriculture newsletter featuring expert content about in-furrow and foliar technology, application techniques, product incentives, and more.
Sign up for this webinar hosted by West Central Distribution to learn from industry experts:
- Current details on the approved labels, including application parameters, buffers, resistance management practices and training information
- An update on adjuvant technologies that have been developed to accompany the new herbicide technologies, but will also complement conventional herbicides
- How herbicide manufacturers will apply learning from this season to help retailers and growers succeed in 2018 and beyond.
- How new products for this coming season will complement the existing products available in the market.
*Approved for .5 CEU credit in Crop Management
Registration courtesy of West Central Distribution
The Forgotten Few: A Primary View of the Secondary Macronutrients
Sponsored by The Mosaic Co.
NOW ON DEMAND | ORIGINAL AIR DATE: SEPTEMBER 12, 2017
Innovative nutrient sources and application technologies have accelerated our ability to precisely manage the primary macronutrients and in some cases, micronutrients as well. The often overlooked secondary macronutrients, magnesium (Mg), calcium (Ca), and sulfur (S), are less frequently considered, despite significant crop requirements across a range of species. In fact, substantial increases in crop yield and nutrient removal during the last 20 years, along with purer fertilizers and more rigorous air emissions standards, have collectively increased the prevalence of secondary macronutrient deficiency in field. Join Ross as he explores what every farmer, retailer, and agricultural professional needs to know about the forgotten few: magnesium, calcium, and sulfur.
*CEU credit pending approval
Registration courtesy of The Mosaic Co.
Building Soil Health & Biology with Advanced Crop Nutrition
Sponsored by Midwestern BioAg
NOW ON DEMAND | ORIGINAL AIR DATE: JUNE 21, 2017
Maximizing ROI in today’s low-margin market requires a crop fertility program that goes beyond traditional NPK applications. Managing for improved soil organic matter can pay dividends on the farm by improving nutrient efficiency and availability, as well as plant uptake, resiliency and yield. In this webinar, we will discuss the relationship between soil organic matter, soil microbes and plant nutrient uptake, and how fertilizers made with the newly released TerraNu Nutrient Technology™ can leverage all three of these components for improved crop performance.
*Approved for .5 CEU in Nutrient Management
Registration courtesy of Midwestern BioAg.
