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2008 Archive

August 2008

8-26 Deadlines looming for farmers interested in farm bill disaster program
8-26 Forum to help farmers prepare for emergency situations
8-26 New exhibit at Farm Science Review showcases corn evolution
8-26 Sweet corn and pumpkin varieties featured at twilight meeting
8-26 Training day helps producers unravel forage issues
8-21 Indiana farmland value, cash rents increase by double digits
8-21 A good year for Ohio wheat
8-21 Aug. 26 meeting to address concerns about Goss' bacterial wilt
8-21 Ag rescue demos at Farm Science Review stress farm safety
8-19 Goss' bacterial wilt confirmed for first time in Indiana
8-19 OSU drainage water management field day demonstrates technology
8-19 Northeast Purdue Agricultural Center to host annual field day
8-19 Organic farming focus of field day
8-14 Protecting aquaculture operations with biosecurity seminar
8-14 Pinney-Purdue Field Day to highlight crop research
8-14 Experts to debate rising food prices at Farm Science Review
8-14 Drainage water management featured at field day
8-14 Tour emphasizes relationships; connecting with the consumer
8-12 Ohio Ag Law Symposium set for Sept. 19
8-12 U.S. corn and soybean crop recovered beyond expectations
8-7 Davis-Purdue Agricultural Center to host field day
8-7 Purdue experts leave N detection to optical reflectance sensors
8-7 Ohio Grazing Expo helps growers fine tune their operation
8-7 Purple panel trap detects emerald ash borer near Louisville
8-7 Pests of the rare and the familiar at Farm Science Review
8-5 OSU Field Day looks at squash, pumpkin production
8-5 Producers no need to worry about soybean rust, experts scouting by land and air
8-5 Engineer: Plan carefully when closing manure storages
8-5 New farm bill option aids producers in managing crop risk

July 2008

7-31 Ag experts to discuss projected 2008 crop yields at state fair
7-31 Farm management tips offered at 2008 Farm Science Review
7-31 Workshop offered to help farmers write a successful grant
7-31 Project focusing on pawpaw for preservation and niche crop
7-31 OSU South Centers to host Horticulture Field Day Aug. 14
7-29 Grains, fruits and vegetables are focus of organic transition guide
7-29 Pick up pickle, pepper info on Walking the Fields Tour Aug. 6
7-29 Grazing program helps growers to increase pasture efficiency
7-23 Purdue ag economists analyze high commodity and food prices
7-22 Flooding damaged cropland, but reduced pesky insects
7-22 Farming green all year ‘round emphasized at Ohio No-till Field Day
7-22 Ohio Forest Tax Program helps landowners and trustees better manage woodlands
7-17 Expert to train farmers to think like a cow for better handling
7-17 New bio-based composite materials focus of July 23 forum
7-17 OSU Farmland Policy Innovation Center request proposals from Ohio communities
7-17 CCA College will be offered at Farm Science Review
7-17 Teff gaining ground with Hoosier forage producers
7-15 Employee retention, if not good, shocks pocket book
7-15 OSU offers Aug. 5 Beef Cattle Marketing Seminar
7-15 Organic production and processing focus of farm tour
7-15 Researchers eyeing new small fruit opportunities
7-10 Learn how good bugs can help soybeans at field day
7-10 Average shoppers are willing to pay a premium for locally produced food
7-10 New days, new discoveries at Farm Science Review
7-10 Take 'stalk' in corn stover as Indiana's ethanol future
7-8 Lighten up: Now's not the time to market heavier pigs, expert says
7-8 Safety important even with manure management
7-8 Kentuckiana Dairy Exchange focuses on management strategies
7-8 2008 Farm Focus Field Day slated July 29 in Van Wert
7-3 Soils at risk from compaction when spreading manure
7-3 Purdue Weed Day focuses on performance of new herbicides
7-3 Everything crops covered at Top Farmer Crop Workshop
7-3 Ag economist summarizes themes of new farm bill
7-3 Bio-energy crops, cover crops and more on tap at OSU field night
7-1 Learn about recycling manure at July 9 expo
7-1 Workshop to offer information on how to start business in aquaculture
7-1 Get latest corn, soybean info at July 24 Field Crops Day
7-1 Researchers release natural enemy of emerald ash borer
7-1 GPS, grazing, fencing, more at July 12 Ohio Sheep Day
7-1 Detection program continues with purple panel traps

June 2008

6-26 Handbook helps producers improve efficiency in lean times
6-26 Get latest field-crop info at OSU Agronomy Field Day July 8
6-26 Extensive spring floods delay Indiana soybean planting
6-26 National Webcasts on air quality in animal agriculture begin June 27
6-26 U.S. food scraps a big, wasted waste; explore how to compost them
6-24 Mosquitoes may be early and numerous due to floods
6-24 Who can afford corn? Almost no one, economist says
6-24 OSU Extension offers meat goat field day
6-24 Feldun Field Day examines crops, insects, soil sampling
6-24 Use glyphosate properly to protect woody plants
6-19 OPGMA fruit and veggie summer tour set for Wooster June 25
6-19 Purdue experts offer options for replanting flooded cornfields
6-19 No-till integral in ethanol-based corn production
6-19 Weeds out of control across Indiana fields
6-19 Purdue experts and ISDA offer advice to farmers intending to replant
6-19 Sweet corn growers beware of corn earworm; scout frequently
6-17 Economist estimates record value for wheat crop, despite floods
6-17 New management tools for wheat growers featured at Ohio Wheat Field Day
6-17 Modified relay intercropping featured at Ohio workshop
6-17 Flooded vegetables, fruits present health risk
6-17 OSU Extension to offer bramble production workshop
6-17 USDA report shows 9 percent of Indiana’s corn crop flooded
6-10 Flooding could injure corn crop
6-10 Decisions await farmers with crop insurance, economist says
6-10 Important to maximize forage production and expand pasture season, experts say
6-10 Specialist: Don't take chances with tap water during floods
6-5 Ethanol only part of story behind high corn prices
6-5 Southern Ohio to see 17-year periodical cicadas
6-5 Survey says precision guidance tops for Ohio farmers
6-5 Cooler weather playing a positive role in wheat development
6-5 Indiana farm tour to sample local cuisine
6-3 Weather slowing corn, increasing chances for pest problems
6-3 Test soils to insure most from hay
6-3 OSU Extension to educate youth on ATV safety
6-3 Pond management workshop explores pesky water pests

May 2008

5-29 Improve soil quality with new OSU Extension tool
5-29 Tour to showcase farmers’ unique farm management perspectives
5-29 MRI, meat goats and more: OSU Sustainable Ag Team announces summer tours
5-27 Surprisingly, despite surplus supplies, pork prices increase
5-27 Specialist: Little changes can mean gas savings down the road
5-27 Researchers look at emerald ash borer damage, impact of invasive plants
5-22 Guilt by association--critters and dead or dying seedlings
5-22 Geneticist inducted into Animal Science Hall of Fame
5-22 Ohio State Researchers developing resistant ash hybrid for future reforestation
5-20 Perfect storm: Late planting, rain and big investments
5-20 Firewood can be a risk to the environment, said Ohio State University experts
5-20 National biotech conference will discuss biofuels and biopolymers
5-15 Delayed planting may be blessing in disguise for soybeans
5-15 Successful indoor spawning may lead to Ohio baitfish industry
5-15 Workshop teaches woodland and forestry management skills
5-15 Indiana joins multistate effort to fight emerald ash borer
5-13 Wet soils delaying Ohio corn planting
5-13 Purdue University Forage Day: hay today, money tomorrow
5-13 Yields inconsistent with fungicide-treated corn plots, study finds
5-13 Biofuels Symposium 2008 highlights sustainability, policy issues
5-8 Applications being accepted for outstanding women in agriculture
5-8 Conference to highlight wind's economic potential in the state
5-8 Ag economist: Look to long-term sustainability to solve food crisis
5-8 Purple traps to be placed around state to detect emerald ash borer
5-6 Expert gives 10 strategies for farmers to reduce diesel fuel costs
5-6 Some fall cover crops can reduce SCN populations
5-6 Tour to stress importance of e-marketing to farm sustainability
5-6 Using new genetic techniques to raise bigger yellow perch
5-1 Rumen expert named 2008 OARDC Senior Faculty Research Award
5-1 New OSU book helps farmers make switch to organic
5-1 Three Purdue specialists to speak at 2008 fruit growers meeting

April 2008

4-29 Online tool aids in local planning, economic development
4-29 New rules for getting around at Farm Science Review
4-29 Carbon storage in no-till varies with soil type/depth
4-29 Purdue Crop Diagnostic Training and Research Center wins award
4-24 Researcher deepens understanding of soil science, hydrology
4-24 Time to assess rapidly developing wheat
4-24 Green menace returns to haunt ash trees in Indiana counties
4-24 Solution to global food crisis is managing natural resources
4-22 Renewable energy meetings to focus on rural possibilities
4-22 Researchers domesticating Amazonian fish for conservation
4-22 Window to topdress wheat with nitrogen fertilizer closing
4-22 Tips to get corn off to a good start
4-17 Researchers exploring ways to convert manure gas into fertilizer
4-17 Soybean contest teaches entrepreneurship to student inventors
4-17 Summer class to focus on contemporary agricultural issues
4-17 Bigger Profits Through Targeted Sales workshop April 23
4-17 Treatment approved to fight emerald ash borer in Indiana
4-15 Expert gives tips to put damaged pastures back into production
4-15 Using nutrition to maximize milk production with rising feed costs featured at conference
4-15 Purdue expert explains three pricing alternatives for farmers
4-15 April 16 Talk at OSU: Grade-A ways for Grade-A dairies to handle their manure
4-10 Managing soybean seed supply when quality comes into question
4-10 Workshop aims to help producers get pastures back into shape
4-10 High input costs, cheap equipment: Finding the value in precision ag technology
4-10 WANTED: Indiana farmers to take online survey about best management practices
4-10 Largemouth bass production and marketing focus of workshop
4-8 When weed killers fail: OSU talk will look at weeds’ growing resistance
4-8 Program fishing for students hungry for natural resources info
4-8 Milk Quality Professionals Workshop to include CAFO information
4-8 High market prices, low production costs drive planting decisions
4-8 Farm sustainability tour to focus on season extending techniques
4-3 Manure management focus of one-day summer event
4-3 Timber marketing and management focus of workshop
4-3 Central Hardwood Forests Conference will be April 7-9
4-3 Workshop to help entrepreneurs and hopefuls start a specialty food business
4-1 Tilling the soil? Vertical tillage offers the most benefits
4-1 OARDC's Jackson Ag Research Station has new manager
4-1 Tips to help producers manage wheat as a forage
4-1 Report shows U.S. crop acreage is back to soybeans, but economist says to hold on
4-1 Ag marketing course offered online

March 2008

3-27 Purdue research may help prevent dangerous toxins found in corn
3-27 Stand establishment and soil compaction challenges may crop up this spring
3-27 Baertsche says farewell, but not before touting organization's successes
3-27 Purdue dean of agriculture named provost
3-25 Expert advises farmers to plant corn in fields not yet committed
3-25 Workshop set for landowners interested in conservation
3-25 OSU Extension conference targets new farm opportunities
3-25 Soybean varieties viable in southern Indiana, resistant to root-knot nematode
3-25 Ohio State crop scientists discover gene that controls fruit shape
3-20 Field trials help expand knowledge of organic corn hybrids
3-20 Estate taxes and succession planning focus of Purdue workshop
3-20 Ohio MarketMaker officially launches; Resource offers access to local, fresh foods
3-20 Farmers’ market workshops to feature benefits of WIC program
3-19 Ag outlook meeting will feature grain-pricing strategies
3-18 Pathologist: Be wary of fungicide yield boost claims
3-18 Southern Ohio corn may be at risk for Stewart's wilt
3-18 Tours explore innovative farm systems for sustainable ag
3-18 How to compost dead livestock: Certification workshop is March 28
3-18 Purdue Agriculture funding Indiana-targeted research
3-18 Energy official will highlight energy trends and incentives on Earth Day
3-13 Workshop aims to help farmers become better employee managers
3-13 Wood, paper, more into ethanol? Talk will look at engineering progress, challenges
3-13 New tool links consumers, businesses with farmers to ease search for local foods
3-13 Hoophouses and high tunnels focus of videoconference
3-13 Talk will focus on how biofiltration can keep nitrates out of our water
3-11 Pork industry facing twin horrors, says Purdue expert
3-11 Communities gear up for farm safety
3-11 Newly defined signaling pathway could mean better biofuel sources
3-11 ‘Sustainability, resilience, adaptation’: Students plan future of NE Ohio family farm
3-11 WIRED survey finds weak links in agribusiness supply chain
3-6 Polyculture expert to speak at Scarlet, Gray, Green Fair
3-6 Breeding soundness exams for bulls offered at Purdue clinics
3-6 OSU Extension to offer home winemaking workshop
3-4 High yields and cost savings with liquid manure
3-4 Farmers need to clean fields up before spring, says expert
3-4 Organics 101 Workshop to share how to profit from organic farming
3-4 Workshops emphasize identifying and developing markets
3-4 U.S. Senators discuss farm bill at Ohio Farm Forum

February 2008

2-28 Deadline extended for farmers to nominate soybean variety
2-28 South Centers at Piketon to hold yellow perch workshop
2-28 Course helps combat disaster in the face of animal emergencies
2-28 OSU Extension bulletins focus on managing field crop diseases
2-28 More food grown near home, less oil: OSU tests plots for small farms serving cities
2-26 Two workshops will be held on work force expectations
2-26 Transgenics could pose planting challenges this season
2-26 Jr. Pork Day gives hands-on opportunity to learn about swine
2-26 Ag economist analyzes farm bill at upcoming farm forum
2-26 Energy efficiency workshops to be held around the state
2-21 Economist: World grain demand straining U.S. supply
2-21 See how it's easy being green: Scarlet, Gray, Green Fair slated April 22 in Wooster
2-21 Poinsettias, Ecke Ranch Both Rank No. 1; Learn more at talk
2-21 Policies key as ethanol 'revolution' links agriculture, energy sectors
2-19 Ballots out to Indiana growers for mint check-off program
2-19 Five regional dairy meetings to be held across Indiana
2-19 On-farm savings not hard to come by, if you know where to look
2-19 Prospective dairy goat producers target for workshop
2-19 Management, research focus of Emerald ash borer program
2-14 OSU Extension offering Beginning Beekeeping Workshop
2-14 New program helps growers compare soybean varieties
2-14 OSU Extension offers cheese-making workshop
2-12 Combined viruses cause more deadly disease in pigs researchers discover
2-12 Take an IPM approach to preventing wheat disease
2-12 Workshop will focus on woodland management
2-12 OSU Extension holds first Ohio Certified Volunteer Naturalist conference
2-7 Workshop helps farmers apply for agricultural grants
2-7 Using manure as fertilizer? Learn more at the Manure Expo
2-7 OSU Extension programs target livestock forage management
2-7 Marketing conference will teach producers value-added agriculture
2-5 Tanks a lot: Publication full of fuel container tips
2-5 Learn about sheep/goat management with OSU Extension programs
2-5 Women in Agriculture Conference offers farm management tips
2-5 Conference will focus on direct marketing strategies
2-5 Workshop to focus on growing aquaculture in Indiana

January 2008

1-31 Want to save on fertilizer? Run a soil test
1-31 Bigger Profits Through Targeted Sales Workshop set Feb. 6
1-31 Loss of milk production booster could cost dairy farmers, consumers
1-31 Bi-state Livestock Conference to feature animal welfare expert
1-31 Grow what you know about composting at Ohio Compost Operator Course
1-29 Ventilation trailer helps manage livestock environment
1-29 Infrastructure not ready for all the ethanol to be produced in '08
1-29 Getting the edge over insects and diseases with training program
1-29 Seminar to focus on northern Indiana soil management
1-24 Lambing school will help producers deliver success
1-24 Updated weed management resources now available
1-22 OSU Extension offers intensive crop production workshops
1-22 Learn about ag enterprises at Small Farm College
1-22 Pork symposium focuses on responsibility
1-22 Workshop will make marketing easy for agricultural producers
1-22 Woodland owners: Learn about ash pest impact
1-17 Conference covers breadth of conservation tillage topics
1-17 Nitrogen rules change, new recommendations help increase profits
1-17 Management key to getting the most out of manure
1-17 Purdue professor shares secret to more productive forage harvest
1-15 Purdue speakers featured at the Midwest Organic Conference
1-15 OSU Extension offers fact sheets on estate planning
1-15 Purdue workshop opens eyes to farm succession issues
1-15 Conference to help pork producers cope with tough year
1-15 OSU Extension workshops to aid in transition planning
1-10 Demand for agricultural products brings profits and problems
1-10 OSU Extension offering dairy management workshops
1-10 Program to teach attractive, low-maintenance landscaping
1-10 OSU Extension forage specialists part of drought recovery workshop
1-8 DHS working with farm groups to improve security of high-risk chemicals
1-8 Several Purdue seminars to take place at Fort Wayne Farm Show
1-8 High tunnels, season Extension topics of workshop Jan. 8 in Toledo
1-8 Crop production input costs to increase in 2008
1-8 The 2008 edition of the Corn and Soybean Field Guide is available
1-3 Two Israeli experts to visit Ohio State University
1-3 Entomologist: Don't let volunteer corn report for duty
1-3 Ohio producers: Reach your customers with MarketMaker
1-3 Census gives voice to agriculture, affects government policy
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