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by Aaron Cato - January 20, 2021
Do you grow vegetables to sale in Arkansas? We need your help!
Please take our short 7-10 minute survey to help direct the extension efforts of the University of Arkansas commercial vegetable team.
This survey can be accessed here.
We are requesting both farmers and extension agents to participate in this survey to help us develop extension and training materials relating to sustainable pest and irrigation management in fresh market vegetable production.
This survey is completely anonymous and will take approximately 7-10 minutes to complete. Results from this survey will help develop training materials for extension agents and will help better focus future webinars and production meetings. Training materials and meetings will be focused on the use of sustainable production and pest management methods including pheromone trapping, pest scouting, drip irrigation, and using tensiometers for irrigation management.
Please pass this on to any growers or extension agents you know!
