Find out what has been happening at the Haskell Ag Lab in the Haskell Happenings newsletter July 2021
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The Haskell Ag Lab will be holding a Forage Field Day on August 5th. Registration begins at 9:30 a.m. There is a registration fee of $30 and CCA credits are available. Register online by July 28 at events.unl.edu/extension/upcoming or call 402-254-6821.
This event is on the 2nd Tuesday of each month at 9 AM. Come out to the Haskell Ag Lab for coffee, refreshments, and conversation with the staff at the lab. This will be a very informal time. Feel free to bring suggestions for programs. We look forward to seeing you. The next one will be on Tuesday, August 10.
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