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Crop and Soil Environmental Newsletter, January 1997

Dates To Remember

Judy Keister,
Secretary,
Crop and Soil Environmental Sciences

1/20 - 1/22
Virginia Turfgrass and Landscape Conference. Richmond,

1/21 - 1/23
Virginia Crop Production Association Annual Meeting. Holiday Inn, Koger Center, Midlothian,

1/23
Area Grain Crops Conference, Bowling Green Community Center, Bowling Green,

1/28
Area Grain Crops Conference, Providence Forge Ruritan Club, Providence,

1/29
Area Grain Crops Conference, Ruritan Club Building, St. Stephen's Church,

2/3 - 2/5
Virginia Corn and Soybean Conference, Marriott, Williamsburg,

2/6
Northern Forage Conference, Marshall Ruritan Center, Marshall,

2/8
Eastern Forage Conference, New Kent High School, New Kent

2/11
Valley Blue-Ridge Forage Conference, Toms Brook Fire Hall,

2/11
Southern Piedmont Forage Conference, Rustburg Ruritan Club, Rustburg,

2/17 - 2/21
Turfgrass Ecology and Management Short Course, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg,

2/20
Virginia Crop Improvement Annual Meeting. Sheraton Inn Richmond Airport, Richmond,

2/25
Southwest Forage Conference. New River Community College, Dublin,

2/25
Southern Piedmont Area Grain Crops Conference, Southern Piedmont Agricultural Research and Extension Center, Blackstone,

3/8
Southern Piedmont Forage Conference, Cumberland Elementary School, Cumberland,

5/21
Virginia Small Grains Association/Virginia Tech Field Day, Surry County,

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