SnapPlus Version 3: Extension Webinars for Farmers

SnapPlus (Soil Nutrient Application Planner) is Wisconsin’s nutrient management planning software that helps farmers make the best use of their on-farm nutrients and make informed decisions about commercial fertilizer purchases. This latest release of the software includes new maps, and easier ways to add crops and grazing schedules.  Join Extension, the Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP), and the SnapPlus Team to walk through new features in SnapPlus Version 3. 

Each of the six webinars will cover a different topic.  Each session focuses on a specific part of the software and runs from 11:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m., including a 45–60 minute tutorial followed by one-on-one “office hours” with staff to ask questions. Sessions cover:

  • April 21 — Adding Crops, Setting Rotations, Planting & Application Seasons
  • May 12 — Nutrient Systems and Template Builder
  • June 2 — Silurian Bedrock Plan Features
  • June 16 — Annual Updates
  • July 21 — Winter Manure Applications
  • August 18 — Grazing

You can register for all sessions, or the ones most relevant to you. Registration is free.  Learn more and register:go.wisc.edu/841xe6

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