CONFERENCES + WEBINARS

Northeast Cover Crops Council Webinar Series

Our thanks to our fall 2024 speakers! Recordings of the presentations and PDFs of the slides are available and free to access on the University of Vermont Extension website. Presentations include:

Upcoming 2024 webinars: Aug. 21 - Cover crop species selection for agronomic systems - Victoria Ackroyd, Univ. of Maryland; Aug. 28 - Cover crop species selection for vegetable systems and long-term rotations -Jason Lilley, Univ. of Maine Extension; Sep. 4 - Cereal rye vs. wheat and other common either-or cover crop choices - Kate Brown, Rutgers Univ. Extension; Sep. 11 - Cover crop mixtures vs monocultures - Sarah Hirsh, Univ. of Maryland Extension; Sep. 18 - Cover crop planting date vs seeding rate considerations - Laurel Wellman, Penn State Univ.; Sep. 25 - Tips for different cover crop planting methods - Chad Cochrane, USDA-NRCS New Hampshire; Oct. 2 - Cover crops and herbicide carryover concerns - Mark VanGessel, Univ. of Delaware; Oct. 9 - Results from the joint Northeast Cover Crops Council field experiments - Arthur Siller, Univ. of Massachusetts Extension; Oct. 16 - Case studies from the University of Maryland Extension cover crop project - Sarah Hirsh, Univ. of Maryland Extension; Oct. 23 - Planning for the end before you start - when and how will to terminate your cover crop - John Wallace, Penn State Univ.;

Thanks to everyone who made the late winter 2024 joint Northeast Cover Crops Council meeting and Delmarva Soil Summit a success.

Next council conference date and location TBD.

There are currently no upcoming conferences.

Past Conferences

March 4, 2021

2021 Northeast Cover Crops Council Annual Conference

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November 7, 2020

2019 Northeast Cover Crops Council Annual Conference

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November 15, 2018

2018 Northeast Cover Crops Council Annual Conference

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November 8, 2017

2017 Northeast Cover Crops Council Annual Conference

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