Annual Winter Sweetpotato Production Meeting- February 23, 2018

By Stephen Meyers, Sweetpotato Extension Specialist February 5, 2018 14:39

Annual Winter Sweetpotato Production Meeting- February 23, 2018

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Make plans to attend the 2018 Winter Sweetpotato Production Meeting at the Calhoun County Extension Office in Pittsboro, MS on Friday, February 23rd. The program (subject to change) is below. Please RSVP by February 21st to ensure we have enough lunches for everyone in attendance.

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