Cover Crop Breeding Field Walk
Event Details
Date
May 1, 2024
Time
Noon - 2pm
Location
Homer C. Thompson Vegetable Research Farm
133 Fall Creek Road
Freeville, NY 13038
Host
Cornell - Cover Crop Breeding Network

You're invited to join us for a Cover Crop Breeding Field Walk!
Wednesday, May 1 - Noon-2pm
Homer C. Thompson Vegetable Research Farm 133 Fall Creek Rd. Freeville, NY 13038
Follow signs at the intersection of Fall Creek & Ed Hill Roads
The Cover Crop Breeding Network breeds fall-sown cover crops for traits like fall emergence, winter survival, spring vigor, high biomass, hard seed, and non-shattering pods
Join us to walk the trial fields, talk about what we're seeing (and not seeing), hear about past years' results, and learn about CCB lines approaching commercialization.
Advanced line trials - Crimson clover, hairy vetch, winter pea, and winter canola
Planting date trials - Cereal rye and winter pea
Breeding nurseries - Cereal rye and winter pea (across the road & optional!)
Hosted by Ginny Moore, Asst. Professor, Plant Breeding & Genetics, Cornell, and Solveig Hanson, CCB Network Coordinator.
We'll meet rain or shine, and we'll have beverages and snacks!
RSVP (optional!) and find more information about the Cover Crop Breeding Network at covercropbreeding.com/events.
If you'd like to receive a calendar invitation for one or both dates, please email Solveig at ccbn@cornell.edu.
Questions very welcome - We hope to see you in the field!
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