NIAB TAG is offering an opportunity to learn more about grass and grassland weed identification and management skills on a one-day course on 16 November 2011, aimed at arable and livestock farmers, crop inspectors, cereal and grass seed producers and agronomists.
Delegate costs are £245 (excluding VAT) with a 10% discount for NIAB TAG Network members, and 2 NRoSO CPD points and 12 BASIS CPD points on offer.
For further information go to http://tinyurl.com/NIABgrasscourse or contact Anne Unwin at NIAB on 01223 342200 to book a place.
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