Planting Wheat, Building High Yield Potential

August 27, 2020 - Author: Dennis Pennington

The MSU Extension Field Crops Virtual Breakfast weekly discussion for August 27, 2020, focuses on planting wheat and building high yield potential, presented by Dennis Pennington, MSU wheat specialist. Following Pennington’s presentation, MSU specialists give updates and answer questions on insect pests and diseases and current conditions.

Tags: 2020 virtual breakfast, agriculture, field crops, virtual, wheat

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Dennis Pennington

Dennis Pennington
pennin34@msu.edu

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