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Fall Crop Protection: Biology and Management of Johnsongrass
October 22 @ 10:00 am - 11:00 am
About this webinar
Marcelo Zimmer will present Biology and Management of Johnsongrass Oct 22, 2026 as part of the Fall Crop Protection Webinar Series. The announced presentation addresses Johnsongrass in row crops, forages and roadsides. Consider where it occurs on your operation and what you want to clarify about management before joining. A short description of the setting can help you frame questions. This is optional preparation, not a request to submit a weed sample or a promise of a field-specific herbicide recommendation.
A regional crop protection series
The University of Kentucky Grain Crops Pest Management group is presenting five one-hour fall webinars on consecutive Thursdays from Oct. 22 through Nov. 19, 2026. Every meeting runs from 10 to 11 a.m. Eastern, or 9 to 10 a.m. Central. Farmers, crop consultants, Extension agents, industry professionals and other interested participants can join, including people who live or work outside Kentucky. Each meeting has its own topic and calendar entry. Reserve the dates that fit your learning needs and check the confirmation for each one. A question that remains unanswered during a session can become a useful follow-up with your local Extension office.
Register and check credit requirements
Select the desired dates on the university’s Zoom registration page and provide your name and email address. The confirmation will identify the dates selected. To add a session before it airs, return to the registration page and select that date. The current announcement says certified crop advisers can earn one Integrated Pest Management continuing education unit per webinar, potentially five for the full series. Kentucky pesticide applicator credits remain pending in the published notice. Confirm current approval and participation requirements before relying on a session for a particular credential. Contact UK Extension associate Jason Travis at 859-562-2569 with questions. Test your online connection before the morning meeting and keep the confirmation available. Afterward, retain any attendance documentation and the resource names you want to consult. These steps help organize follow-up but do not replace the organizer’s process for receiving credit.
