Kansas Corn and K-State Research and Extension are presenting the 2022 Kansas Corn Schools in January and February.

The popular Kansas Corn School series is returning in January and February with four one-day in-person schools to be held across the state and one virtual session. Kansas Corn partners with K-State Research and Extension to offer the winter learning sessions for Kansas corn farmers.

The schools will cover a number of issues facing corn producers and are tailored to each region. Topics include weed control, insect resistance, fertility management, disease management and late-planting seasons, economics and farm policy. Morning refreshments and a hot lunch are provided at the in-person schools. The corn schools are hosted by Kansas Corn and K-State Research and Extension. The schools are supported by Premier Sponsor, Pioneer, and Supporting Sponsor, Farm Credit Associations of Kansas.

In-Person Corn Schools

The in-person corn schools will be held in Oakley on Jan. 7; Salina on Jan. 14; Parsons on Jan. 18 and Hiawatha on Feb. 24. Registration will begin at each location at 8:30 a.m.; the speakers will begin at 9 a.m. and the sessions wrap up around 1 p.m. following lunch.

Virtual Corn School

One virtual corn school will be broadcast online on Feb. 3. The virtual session will be held online via Zoom from 6 to 8 p.m.

2022 Kansas Corn Schools

• Friday, Jan. 7 at Oakley, Buffalo Bill Cultural Center
• Friday, Jan. 14 at Salina, Hilton Garden Inn
• Tuesday, Jan. 18 at Parsons, Holiday Inn Express Convention Center
• Thursday, Feb. 3 Virtual Event
• Thursday, Feb. 24 at Hiawatha, Fisher Center