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March 30, 2021 - International Demand for Pulses

March 17th - Integrated Weed Management with Dr. Tim Seipel

March 2nd - Crop Insurance Considerations for Pulse Crops

BONUS - Panel on Pulse Grading

Farm Planning and Budgeting Tools

BONUS - Equipment Considerations for Growing Pulses

BONUS - Intercropping Panel - MT Pulse Day

BONUS EPISODE - Domestic & International Pulse Markets with Tim McGreevy

Episode 15 - October 6, 2020 - Fall Weed Control with Dr. Joe Ikley

Episode 14 - Sep 23rd, 2020 - Postharvest in Chickpeas

Episode 13 - Sep 8th, 2020 - Bringing Fall Sown Peas to Eastern Washington

Episode 12 - August 25th, 2020 Harvest Episode - Desiccation and an Update on Pulse Crop Markets

Episode 11 - August 11th, 2020 Pea Aphids and Pea Leaf Weevil

Episode 10 - July 21st, 2020 Intercropping

New Podcast Focuses on Growing Pulse Crops

GrowingPulseCrops_iTunes_Master_3000x30002020.jpg Anyone interested in growing pulse crops (chickpeas, peas, and lentils) will have an opportunity to learn more through this podcast series that North Dakota State University plant pathologist Dr. Audrey Kalil initiated in collaboration with podcaster Tim Hammerich (Future of Ag, Soil Sense).
 
The first podcast,  Growing Pulse Crops with speaker Tim McGreevy, CEO USADPLC is available above or at www.growingpulsecrops.com or through cellphone podcast apps. Episodes will be released biweekly, with 13 total episodes this season.  "This series of podcasts by Dr. Audrey Kalil from NDSU's Williston Research Extension Center is a fantastic way for pulse producers to brush up on their knowledge during the busy spring seeding season" states Chris Westergard, NPGA President.
 
The series will follow pulse crop farmers through the growing season and dive into the research that’s helping them through some of the challenges they face.  They will also feature other industry stakeholders along the way. “Topics include weed, disease and pest management, as well as market updates.” says Kalil, who is based at NDSU’s Williston Research Extension Center.
 
“This series was developed by members by of the Pulse Crop Working Group in response to stakeholder interest in this format,” Kalil says. “The goal of the Pulse Crop Working Group is to foster collaborative relationships among researchers, extension professionals and stakeholders through face-to-face meetings and virtual interaction to address integrated pest management priorities in pulse crops.”
 
The group is funded by the North Central IPM Center. Visit https://www.ncipmc.org/projects/working-group-projects/ to learn more.
 
To receive the podcast on a cellphone, subscribe to the series through Apple podcasts (iPhone), Google podcasts (Android) or any other pod catcher app. Once subscribed, the podcast will download to the phone automatically when each new episode is released.
 
For more information about the podcast, contact Kalil at 701-774-4315 or audrey.kalil@ndsu.edu.
 
Source: Audrey Kalil, 701-774-4315, audrey.kalil@ndsu.edu
Editor: Ellen Crawford, 701-231-5391, ellen.crawford@ndsu.edu

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