2024 New York
Auburn, New York
July 17-18
July 17-18
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wednesday, july 17, 2024TOURS, AGITATION DEMO & INDUSTRY SEMINARS
[EST] 7:30am to 1:00pm | Tours 11:00am to 12:45pm | Trade Show 1:00pm to 3:00pm | Agitation & Separation Demos 3:00pm to 5:00pm | Safety & Operations Knowledge Showcase 5:00pm | Trade Show Grounds Close |
Thursday, july 18, 2024TOURS, AGITATION DEMO & INDUSTRY SEMINARS
[EST] 8:00am to 10:00am | Educational Sessions and Demos 10:00am to 12:45pm | Trade Show 10:30am to 3:30pm | Solid and Liquid Manure Demos 3:30pm to 5:00pm | Spill Response and Restoration Demo 5:00pm | Trade Show Grounds Close |
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CAROL ADAIR
Associate Professor; Director of Aiken Forestry Sciences Laboratory - University of Vermont Rubenstein School Carol Adair uses theory, experimentation and quantitative methods to understand ecosystem responses to natural and anthropogenic environmental change. She believes understanding and predicting the response of ecosystems to environmental changes is crucial for sustaining and managing important ecosystems. |
MARK BURGER
Onandaga Soil and Water Conservation District Executive Director Mark Burger is the executive director of the SWCD and program manager for SLWAP, is a certified professional in erosion and sediment control and a NYS DEC cooperating consulting forester. |
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HEATHER DARBY
Extension Professor & Agronomy Specialist - University of Vermont Extension Heather Darby works with the dairy farming community on a wide range of crop and soil topics that are important to the farming community. Her recent research has been focused on reducing nutrient losses from manure to optimize crop production, farm viability while minimizing impact on the environment. GLEN ARNOLD
Associate Professor, Field Specialist - Manure Nutrient Management Application - Ohio State University Glen Arnold is a professor and extension field specialist with The Ohio State University in manure nutrient management application. He works to move producers and commercial applicators toward applying manure to wheat and corn during the growing season to capture more nutrients and extend the application season. MELISSA WILSON
Associate Professor, Extension Specialist - Manure Nutrient Management and Water Quality - University of Minnesota Dr. Melissa Wilson is an associate professor and extension specialist, manure nutrient management and water quality with the University of Minnesota. Her research program focuses on evaluating manure handling techniques that reduce impacts on water quality, and filling knowledge gaps about manure nutrient cycling. VICTOR GREEN
Director of Soil Health and Sustainable Crop Production - Dairy Management Inc. Victor Green holds a Master’s of science in agronomy from ISU. Currently, he is the director of soil health and crop sustainability as part of DMI’s environmental research team. He has been a certified crop advisor and nutrient management planner for more than 25 years. JACOB HICKMAN
Systems Analyst, Department of Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness - University of Arkansas Jacob Hickman is a systems analyst at the University of Arkansas Department of Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness. He has a master’s degree in biological engineering from the University of Arkansas. TIBOR HORVATH
Agronomist Professor - USDA-ARS Tibor Horvath is a native of Hungary, where he received his Master’s in agricultural engineering at Georgikon University. In 1991, Tibor moved to the U.S. and has been working with USDA – NRCS since 2000. He is a Certified Crop Adviser. |
DALE DEWING
CCE Delaware County Senior Team Lead: WAP Nutrient Management Dale Dewing leads the CCE efforts in the New York City Watershed Agricultural Program helping coordinate multiagency efforts to protect the unfiltered drinking water source for the nine million water consumers in the New York City water system. Dale has more than 35 years’ experience as a field crops educator. JASON BURROUGHS
Aurora Ridge Group Part Owner Jason Burroughs up on a dairy farm in Homer, NY, where he developed a passion farming. He holds an associate’s degree in ag engineering and a bachelor’s degree in dairy farm business management. BRENDAN JORDAN
NYS Department of Agriculture and Markets, CNMP Specialist Brendan got his start in agriculture on his grandparent’s dairy farm in St. Lawrence County. He attended SUNY Cobleskill and earned a bachelor’s degree in plant science. He currently works for the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets as a CNMP Specialist. DAVID ORR
Director, Cornell University Local Roads Program, Senior Extension Associate, - Cornell Biological and Environmental Engineering David P. Orr, PE, PhD. is the director for the Cornell University Local Roads Program, the NYS LTAP Center. He has a broad range of expertise and experience in highway administration, engineering and construction, including design, inspection, management, purchasing, budgeting and supervision. TENG LIM
Extension Professor, Agricultural Systems Technology - University of Missouri Teng Teeh Lim, PhD, PE is an extension professor in agriculture systems technology, and an active member of the University of Missouri Dairy and Swine Focus Teams. He works with producers, businesses and regulators on applied research programs to support actors in the animal industry. WHITNEY HULL
Dairy Herd Management Educator - University of Vermont Extension Whitney Hull holds a dual BS in animal science and biology. Since 2021, Whitney has been working a dairy outreach specialist with UVM Extension, where she works with dairy farmers across Vermont to improve herd management and economic viability. She is currently working on her master’s at UVM. |
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ROBERT LERCH and PAUL NOYES
NYS State Police Troop E-Commercial Vehicle Enforcement - NYS Troopers Troopers Robert Lerch and Paul Noyes represent the NY State Police Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Unit from Troop E Canandaigua. They have received extensive trainings in Federal and State Laws pertaining to commercial, agricultural and oversize vehicles operating on roads in NYS. JUAN CARLOS RAMOS TANCHEZ
On-Farm Research Coordinator - Nutrient Management Spear Program Juan Carlos Ramos Tanchez is the on-farm research coordinator of the Nutrient Management Spear Program (NMSP). He collaborates in building on-farm research partnerships with various stakeholders to advance nutrient management for field crops in New York. LAURA KLAIBER
Research Scientist - Miner Institute Laura has worked at Miner Institute since 2008. Her main focus is nutrient management on dairy farms; specifically investigating how different practices influence drainage pathways, nutrient transport and soil health. KITTY O'NEIL
Ag Climate Resiliency Specialist - Harvest New York - Cornell Cooperative Extension Kitty O’Neil is a statewide ag climate resiliency specialist at Cornell Cooperative Extension and an original member of Cornell’s Climate Smart Farming Extension team. She works to equip farmers with evidence-based information to enhance resilience in the face of climate change challenges. LAUREN RAY
Agricultural Sustainability and Energy Engineer - Cornell Cals Pro-Dairy Lauren Ray is an engineer within the Dairy Environmental Systems group of PRO-DAIRY. Her experience has spanned from energy system research and development to energy generation project application and implementation. Lauren has a B.S. in mechanical and aerospace engineering from Cornell University and a M.S. in mechanical engineering from Georgia Institute of Technology. |
GURPREET KAUR
Ph. D Student - Cornell University Gurpreet Kaur is originally from India. Her family’s love for gardening inspired her to pursue agriculture, eventually obtaining her Master’s in soil microbiology. She came to U.S. in the fall of 2022, to pursue a Ph.D. in animal science at Cornell University. QUIRINE KETTERINGS
Professor, Nutrient Management - Cornell College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Quirine received her MS from Wageningen Agricultural University and her PhD from The Ohio State University. She established and leads the CALS Nutrient Management Spear Program (NMSP), the applied research, teaching and extension program for field crop fertility management that aims to improve grower and agricultural industry management of crop nutrient needs. ABBY AUGARTEN
Agronomy Specialist - University of Vermont Extension Abby Augarten is an agronomy specialist with the University of Vermont Extension, where she works in partnership with the farming community to implement conservation practices for greater economic and environmental resiliency. JASON OLIVER
Senior Extension Associate - Cornell Cals Pro-Dairy Jason Oliver is the senior extension associate and dairy environmental systems engineer with Cornell PRO-DAIRY, and a faculty fellow at the Cornell Atkinson Center for Sustainability. He has a PhD in biosystems engineering from the University of Minnesota and has been conducting on-farm, applied research and outreach for more than 10 years. RICHARD STUP
Senior Extension Associate - Cornell Calls Ag Workforce Development As the director of Cornell’s agricultural workforce development program, Richard Stup helps ag employers understand regulations and develop effective workforces and strategies. |