LG, a leading agricultural company, is offering a Grower Demo Day to showcase their highest yielding winter wheat, 2-row winter barley, OSR, and maize varieties. By attending, growers can compare and learn about the varieties' agronomics and even get a first look at new wheat variety, LG Beowulf. This event is limited and offers BASIS & NRoSO points, as well as a moisture meter clinic. Don't miss out and register now to elevate your returns.
LG Grower Demo Day: Elevate Your Crop Management
Background:
LG, a renowned agricultural solutions provider, has been committed to driving innovation and supporting farmers in maximizing their yields. As part of this mission, LG hosts an annual Grower Demo Day, showcasing their latest advancements in winter wheat, winter barley, oilseed rape (OSR), and maize varieties.
This Year's Event:
The upcoming Grower Demo Day will provide growers with an exclusive opportunity to:
Benefits of Attending:
FAQs:
1. When and where is the event taking place?
The exact date and location will be announced shortly.
2. How can I register?
Registration details will be provided on the LG website and social media channels. Early registration is encouraged as spaces are limited.
3. What are the costs involved?
Attendance to the Grower Demo Day is free of charge.
4. What topics will be covered at the training sessions?
Training sessions will focus on the agronomic performance, disease resistance, and management practices of LG's varieties.
5. What past events have been held by LG?
LG has hosted Grower Demo Days in previous years, showcasing their winter wheat, winter barley, OSR, and maize varieties. These events have been well-attended by growers from across the region.
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