In its seventh year, the Testing Ag Performance Solutions (TAPS) program will make some modifications and see more growth in a number of competitions and locations in 2023.
Growth, modification set for 2023 TAPS year
The TAPS program is making some big changes this year, beginning with an expansion into Colorado, where a new TAPS competition will be hosted at Colorado State University. For Nebraska participants, new offerings include an irrigated popcorn competition, cover crops option in sprinkler corn, and a relocation for the sorghum competition to the Henry J. Stumpf International Wheat Center in Grant.
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