2026 Southwestern Illinois Agronomy Summit

The University of Illinois Extension is proud to host the Southwestern Illinois Agronomy Summit on Tuesday, February 3, 2026, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the Monroe County Annex, located at 901 Illinois Ave., Waterloo, IL 62298.

Attendees can expect topical sessions filled with the latest research updates from various crop science experts as well as additional university and industry professionals. This summit is designed to provide valuable insights to help you make informed management decisions for your farm, addressing the unique challenges each growing season presents.

Summit Topics

Data to Dividends: Using Regional Soil Fertility Research to Improve Use Efficiency, John Pike, Pike Ag, LLC
Uncovering Whether to Cover: Research Updates and Management Strategies for Crop Success, Nathan Johanning, Extension Educator, University of Illinois
Leveraging Farm Data to Drive Profitability, Mike Bruns, Farm Business Consultant, Farm Business Farm Management
Solar Land Leases: Important Considerations for You and Your Farm, Andrea Wagner, Extension Specialist, University of Illinois
No-till Crop Production: The Past and Future Opportunities in Southwestern Illinois, Phil Krieg, Agronomic Service Representative, Syngenta
21st Century Weed Control: Aiding and Abetting the Enemy, Ron Krausz, Researcher, Retired, SIU Weed Science

Certified Crop Advisor CEUs have been applied for.
Registration Fee: $25 per person
Pre-registration Deadline: Monday, February 2, 2026

University of Illinois Extension provides equal opportunities in programs and employment. If you need a reasonable accommodation to attend, call 618-939-3434.

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