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The Middle Creek WRAPS is hosting a Cover Crops Breakfast and Workshop Tuesday June 4, 2013 for livestock producers starting at 7:30 a.m. at the Wheaton Community Center, Highway 16, Wheaton, Ks.
Come for a breakfast of biscuits and gravy and presentations on:
* The ABC's of Extending the Grazing Season, Amazing Benefits of Cover Crops" with Dale Strickler and Matt Ubel;
* Water's Interaction with Soil -- Infiltration and Aggregation with Andrew Klein, USDA NRCS;
* Cover Crop Cost-Share Opportunities with John Bond, Middle Ks. WRAPS Coordinator
For more information contact Mary Howell at kfu.mary@
gmail.com, or call 785-562-8726.
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