They will also be able to check out progress on construction of the Learning Discovery Center at the farm. Weed control research is featured on three of the tours.
Organizers plan to keep each to an hour or less.
More than 50 industry representatives and MU researchers will make presentations. This year the field day will be a little different, said Don Null, University Extension agronomist and research farm supervisor. It will be a chance for people to meet and greet the leaders and producers responsible for getting the funds together for the Learning Discovery Center. In the morning, United Electric Co-op will provide coffee, juice and rolls at registration. The Worth County Young Farmers will serve a free barbecue lunch at noon.