CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis. — The UW-Madison Extension office in Chippewa County will host an educational virtual program on the interaction of agriculture and groundwater on March 16 from 10:30am- 12:00pm. Topics and speakers include Kevin Masarik, Division of Extension, Groundwater Education Specialist, “Nitrate, Groundwater, and Agricultural Systems:
Challenges and Opportunities”; Mike Parsen, Division of Extension, Hydogeologist, “Groundwater Movement and Hydrogeology”; Kevan Klingberg, Program Agronomist, Chippewa County Department of Land Conservation and Forest Management, “Chippewa County Groundwater Quality: Past and Present”; and Jerry Clark, Agriculture Agent, Division of Extension Chippewa County, “Historical weather patterns.”
There is no cost to attend. 1.5 Crop Advisor continuing education credits are available in Soil and Water Management. To register for the meeting, fill out the form located at https://go.wisc.edu/x87gl1 A link to access the meeting will be emailed prior to the meeting. For more information, contact the Chippewa County Extension Office at 715- 726-7950.
— UW-Madison Extension
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