AGVISE Soil Fertility Seminars

Each year, the AGVISE Soil Fertility Seminars bring together farmers, crop consultants, agribusiness retailers, and researchers to share the latest in soil fertility, plant nutrition, and other agronomic issues that challenge our region. The seminars include a full day of invited speakers, lunch, and printed presentation guide. The United States and Canada seminars are held each January and March, respectively. This is not an event you will want to miss!

Upcoming Seminar Information

The AGVISE Soil Fertility Seminars are scheduled for January 7-9, 2025 in the USA and March 11-13, 2025 in Canada. If you have any questions about the seminars or special accommodations, please call the Northwood office at 701-587-6010.

USA Seminar Series

  • Willmar, MN: January 7, 2025
  • Watertown, SD: January 8, 2025
  • Grand Forks, ND: January 9, 2025

Canada Seminar Series

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Seminar agenda and registration is now open! Early bird registration and pricing ends on February 21, 2025. Click on the agenda and registration links above for more information.

  • Portage la Prairie, MB: March 11, 2025
  • Saskatoon, SK: March 13, 2025

Seminar Topics and Speakers

  • Intensive Wheat Production: How to Manage Sink and Source Dr. Brent Jaenisch, AGVISE Laboratories
  • Soil Health Indicators for Prairie Cropping Systems Dr. Stephen Crittenden, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
  • The Soil Potassium Bank: More than Deposits and Withdrawals Lyle Cowell, Nutrien
  • Optimizing Fertilizer Economics on the Prairies Dr. Rigas Karamanos
  • Wetlands in Cultivated Landscapes: Soil Carbon, Salinity, and GHGs Dr. Chantel Chizen, Univ. Saskatchewan
  • AGVISE Demo Project Updates John Breker, AGVISE Laboratories
  • AGVISOR Portal Preview Dr. Jed Grow, AGVISE Laboratories

2025 Canada Seminar Presentations

Presentations will be posted after seminar is complete.

2020 Canada Seminar Presentations

The 2020 Canada Seminar was cancelled due to the COVID-19 Pandemic.