The James C. Hageman Sustainable Agriculture Research and Extension Center (SAREC) near Lingle hosted its annual open house last Thursday.
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LINGLE – The James C. Hageman Sustainable Agriculture Research and Extension Center (SAREC) near Lingle hosted its annual open house last Thursday. The event featured vendors, corn and hail study overviews, research plot tours, poster presentations and cheatgrass challenge wrap-up and results.
The cheatgrass challenge contest began in 2015. Each participating team was assigned a quarter-acre plot at SAREC and an objective to effectively manage the invasive weed.
“First place was Platte County (Natural Resources Conservation Service out of Wheatland),” SAREC administrative associate Kelly Greenwald said. “Peoples’ Choice was (University of Wyoming) SAREC.”