Nebraska Extension will offer a workshop Feb. 21 in Scottsbluff providing livestock and crop farmers with information on how to turn manure nutrients into better crop yields while protecting the environment.
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SCOTTSBLUFF, Neb. – Nebraska Extension will offer a workshop Feb. 21 in Scottsbluff providing livestock and crop farmers with information on how to turn manure nutrients into better crop yields while protecting the environment.
Livestock producers with livestock waste control facility permits received or renewed since April 1998 must be certified, and farms must complete an approved training every five years. Re-certification will be held during the first two hours of the day-long land application training. Farm personnel responsible for land application of manure are encouraged to attend for either the initial or re-certification portion of the training.
The workshop begins at 9 a.m. at the Panhandle Research and Extension Center.
It is one of eight training sessions scheduled across Nebraska. The others are Feb. 13 at West Point, Feb. 15 at Lexington, Feb. 16 at Ogallala, Feb. 22 at Ainsworth, Feb. 23 at Wilber, Feb. 26 at Columbus, and Feb. 28 at Neligh.