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ANNAPOLIS, MD (November 29, 2023) ~ The Maryland Department of Agriculture Office of Resource Conservation has announced their annual Nutrient Management Update, to be held at the New Midway Fire Hall in New Midway, MD on Tuesday, January 9, 2024. The agenda will include program updates and presentations on agronomic topics relevant to certified consultants, agency personnel, and agricultural producers.
In addition to the update, businesses that offer for sale any type of organic or inorganic nutrient source used in the production of agricultural crops are invited to have a display booth during the meeting. This includes any additive, bio-stimulant or other product that offers a benefit to crop producers. There will be no charge for the display space; however, each company representative that attends must register for the event.
The update will qualify for six Nutrient Management Continuing Education credits and the $30 registration fee covers training materials and meals. An update with the same agenda will be held at the department's headquarters in Annapolis on December 19, 2023 from 9:30-3:30; however, this location does not allow for product displays.
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To register your company for the free display space, please contact Nutrient Management Program Manager Dwight Dotterer at Dwight.Dotterer@Maryland.gov before December 15th. Registration information can be found via this link.
The Maryland Department of Agriculture Office of Resource Conservation is offering businesses an opportunity to promote their products at their annual Nutrient Management Update on January 9th at New Midway Fire Hall in New Midway, MD. Companies can showcase any type of organic or inorganic nutrient source used in crop production such as additives or bio-stimulants with no charge for display space; however representatives must register for the event which includes six Nutrient Management Continuing Education credits and meals for a $30 fee. An alternate update with same agenda is available on December 19th at department headquarters but without product displays allowed. To register your company contact Dwight Dotterer before December 15th via email provided or find registration information via link provided.
In addition to the update, businesses that offer for sale any type of organic or inorganic nutrient source used in the production of agricultural crops are invited to have a display booth during the meeting. This includes any additive, bio-stimulant or other product that offers a benefit to crop producers. There will be no charge for the display space; however, each company representative that attends must register for the event.
The update will qualify for six Nutrient Management Continuing Education credits and the $30 registration fee covers training materials and meals. An update with the same agenda will be held at the department's headquarters in Annapolis on December 19, 2023 from 9:30-3:30; however, this location does not allow for product displays.
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To register your company for the free display space, please contact Nutrient Management Program Manager Dwight Dotterer at Dwight.Dotterer@Maryland.gov before December 15th. Registration information can be found via this link.
The Maryland Department of Agriculture Office of Resource Conservation is offering businesses an opportunity to promote their products at their annual Nutrient Management Update on January 9th at New Midway Fire Hall in New Midway, MD. Companies can showcase any type of organic or inorganic nutrient source used in crop production such as additives or bio-stimulants with no charge for display space; however representatives must register for the event which includes six Nutrient Management Continuing Education credits and meals for a $30 fee. An alternate update with same agenda is available on December 19th at department headquarters but without product displays allowed. To register your company contact Dwight Dotterer before December 15th via email provided or find registration information via link provided.
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