December 1998 |
| 12-29 |
Purdue offers Ag Economic information
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| 12-29 |
Land Use Planning Can Be Contentious
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| 12-22 |
Stuffy Buildings A Danger to Animals in Winter
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| 12-22 |
Hoosier Hay Floating to Oklahoma
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| 12-18 |
Swapping Pork for Perch
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| 12-18 |
Managing in Times of Financial Stress
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| 12-16 |
It's Tax Planning Time for Dairy Producers
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| 12-16 |
High-oil Corn Production Could Yield Higher Profits
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| 12-11 |
Videoconference to Cover Coping With the Pork Crisis
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| 12-11 |
Study of Raindrop Energy to Aid Fight Against Crop Diseases
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| 12-8 |
Strategies for Reinvesting Dairy Profits
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| 12-8 |
Poultry Litter Could Be A Fertilizer Alternative
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| 12-4 |
Livestock Producers Urged to attend Dec. 10 Animal Waste Session
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| 12-4 |
New Dairy Ration Software Has Environmental Twist
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| 12-1 |
Farm Outlook Program Set for Dec. 11
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| 12-1 |
Help Your Livestock Facilities Stand Up to Winter
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| 12-1 |
Long-term Pork Price Outlook Bleak
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November 1998 |
| 11-24 |
Current Low Prices No Cause for Farm Crisis, Yet
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| 11-24 |
Bullish Ag Job Market Bucks Commodity Market Trend
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| 11-20 |
Winter Wheat Healthier Than Ever
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| 11-20 |
Refuges for Pests Needed Near Bt Cornfields, Scientists Say
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| 11-17 |
Global Economic Disorder and U.s. Agriculture
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| 11-17 |
Bankers Reveal Farmer Financial Concerns
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| 11-13 |
Try to Renegotiate
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| 11-13 |
Turkey, Quail Studies Benefit Producers, Human Health
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| 11-11 |
Osu Economist: Usda Export Expectations off the Mark
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| 11-11 |
Pork Producers and Consumers Are Losing: Purdue Economist
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| 11-6 |
Ohio Agriculture Outlook Meetings Slated
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| 11-6 |
'ibeef' Helps Put indiana Beef Producers On top
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| 11-3 |
Tax Planning Program 'crucial' for Farmers in 1998
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| 11-3 |
Hard Times May Be Expanding Times for Swine Producers
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| 11-3 |
Storing Corn? Here's Some Good News
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October 1998 |
| 10-30 |
Take Care in Packaging Scn Samples
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| 10-30 |
Reduce Seedstock Costs While Hog Prices Are Low
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| 10-27 |
Open Cows Equal Losses
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| 10-27 |
Make Your Lender Your Ally During tough Times
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| 10-23 |
Expand Hay Markets for Profit
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| 10-23 |
Develop Strategies to Enhance Your income
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| 10-20 |
Indiana Beef Evaluation Program Bull Sale, Oct. 22
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| 10-20 |
Purdue Specialists: Consider Wheat, Double-crop Soybeans
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| 10-20 |
Early Harvest, Warm Temperatures Foster Weed Growth
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| 10-16 |
Testing Times for Scn
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| 10-16 |
Tax Planning in Difficult Times
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| 10-14 |
Delaying Planting Helps Avoid Wheat Diseases
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| 10-14 |
Midwest Small Farm Conference and Trade Show
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| 10-14 |
Handle the Short-term Storage Crunch
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| 10-9 |
Economists: Soybean Prices May Head Up A Bit
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| 10-9 |
Ohio Farm Competitiveness: Decline in the offing?
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| 10-7 |
Farm Relocation Requires A Sensitive touch
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| 10-7 |
Rural Safety Materials Available From Purdue
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| 10-7 |
Antique Tractors Are Uniquely Dangerous
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| 10-1 |
Beat the Heat for Higher Wheat Yield
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| 10-1 |
Economists Have Little Optimism for Grain Prices
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| 10-1 |
New Crop Cd Puts Searchable Volumes at Your Fingertips
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September 1998 |
| 9-29 |
Take A Fresh Look at Those Small Round Bales
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| 9-29 |
New Hog industry Stuck On Expansion
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| 9-25 |
Test Gps Before You invest
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| 9-25 |
Livestock Owners Should Prepare for New Regulations
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| 9-25 |
Fewer Dying in Accidents On indiana Farms
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| 9-22 |
Farmers Need A Pesticide Safety Plan, Expert Says
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| 9-22 |
Got Weeds to Control? Watch the Weather
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| 9-18 |
Farmers Help themselves by Helping First Responders
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| 9-18 |
Is Your Farm's Computer Ready for the Year 2000?
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| 9-18 |
Osu Economist: Ohio Land Values Headed to the Cellar
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| 9-15 |
Weeds Can Warp the Harvest
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| 9-15 |
Diseases Still Threaten Soybeans
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| 9-15 |
Melon Growers asked to Help With Pesticide Survey
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| 9-15 |
Early Corn Leaf Death Could Shave off Some Bushels
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| 9-11 |
Corn and Soybean Prices: A Look Ahead
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| 9-11 |
Check Fields Before Starting Combine
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| 9-9 |
Adams sept. 17 6:30 P.m. Adams County 4-h Building, Monroe
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| 9-9 |
Herbicides at Harvest: Yes or No?
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| 9-9 |
Make Sure to S.l.a.m. Storage Facilities
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| 9-4 |
A Look Ahead at Hay
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| 9-4 |
Alfalfa Varieties May Resist Rain-related Disease
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| 9-4 |
Still Pulling After All these Years
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| 9-4 |
Follow Harvest With Manure Applications
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| 9-2 |
New Crop Cd Puts Searchable Volumes at Your Fingertips
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| 9-2 |
These Flies Pester More Than Horses
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| 9-2 |
Plant Problems the Focus of Pinney Field Day
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| 9-2 |
Storms Cause Corn Lodging in Ohio
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August 1998 |
| 8-31 |
Sudden Death Syndrome in Soybeans Prompts Field Day
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| 8-28 |
Transferring the Farm Takes Commitment
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| 8-28 |
Indiana Farmland Hits Record Value; Rents Don't Keep Pace
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| 8-28 |
Corn Nearing Silage Harvest Stage
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| 8-25 |
Kids Camp for Safety at Farm Science Review
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| 8-25 |
Sudden Death Syndrome Situation Worsens
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| 8-25 |
Purdue Agriculture to Be Prominent at Farm Progress Show
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| 8-25 |
Stalk Rots Showing Up in Some Fields
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| 8-21 |
Cattle and Horse Salivation Could Be Black Patch Disease
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| 8-21 |
Get Help Managing Myriad of Risks
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| 8-21 |
Programs offer incentive$ for Farmers to Protect Environment
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| 8-21 |
Swine Day '98 Addresses Environment
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| 8-18 |
Wet Hay Can Cause Barn Fires
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| 8-18 |
Make Next Year's $15-per-acre insecticide Decision Now
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| 8-13 |
Crop Size Surprises No One
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| 8-13 |
Prospering in the Swine industry is Field Day Focus
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| 8-13 |
Grain Harvest, Storage to Be Featured at Nepac Field Day
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| 8-11 |
Corn Smut A Sign of Storm Damage
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| 8-11 |
Tractor Rollovers Are Most Common Farm Fatality
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| 8-11 |
Can Wheat Farmers Do Better Than This?
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| 8-7 |
Late-season Soybean Diseases On the March
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| 8-7 |
Hidden Bacteria Can Spread Through Flooded Corn
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| 8-7 |
Field Day to Feature Farmland Leases, Chemical Use
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| 8-4 |
Late Summer Good Time for forage Seedings
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| 8-4 |
Don't assume Your Bt is Broken Because Borers Are Biting
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July 1998 |
| 7-30 |
Should You Control Corn Rootworm in Your Bean Fields?
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| 7-30 |
Asia Crisis, Phase Ii: Cries From the Streets
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| 7-28 |
July Rains in indiana and Ohio Boost Corn Pollination
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| 7-28 |
Keep Sprayers in the Shed, But Mow Wheat Stubble Now
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| 7-28 |
Learn the Future of Corn and Soybeans at Sepac
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| 7-24 |
Find Your Farming Niche at Osu's Field Crops Day
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| 7-24 |
Twighlight tour Highlights Medicinal Herbs
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| 7-24 |
Double-croppping, Lesson One: Weed Control
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| 7-24 |
Mow Wheat Stubble to Control Weeds
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| 7-21 |
Gray Leaf Spot Showing Up in Corn
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| 7-21 |
The Long Wait for Higher Cattle Prices May Soon End
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| 7-14 |
Adjust Cattle Feed Management in Hot Weather
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| 7-14 |
Too Much of One Good Thing Brings too Little of Another
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| 7-14 |
Get Help Choosing, Planting Alternative Crops
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| 7-14 |
Record Yields Put Wheat Market to Test
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| 7-10 |
Alternative Crops Not An Easy Answer for Late Plantings
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| 7-10 |
Corn Bull Stampede Halted by Usda
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| 7-7 |
Take Care to Avoid Baling High-moisture Hay
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| 7-7 |
Dairy Farm Efficiency is Concerted Effort
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| 7-7 |
Make Way for More Soybeans
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June 1998 |
| 6-30 |
Indiana Farm Floods Take Big Financial toll
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| 6-30 |
Heat Stress Management Takes Detailed Approach
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| 6-30 |
Hog industry Needs to Change Direction
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| 6-26 |
Hose Heat-stressed Cattle in Emergencies
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| 6-26 |
Tipton and Howard Counties Host Farm Management tour
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| 6-26 |
Rain + Hay = Dairy Nutrition Problems
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| 6-23 |
Stewart's Wilt Turns Up in Field Corn
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| 6-23 |
Check Your Waste Lagoon
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| 6-23 |
Flooding Still A Threat to Some Ohio and indiana Crops
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| 6-19 |
Wet Weather Brings Losses to Hay Farmers
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| 6-19 |
Rains Boon and Bust for Ohio Farmers
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| 6-19 |
Storms Lodge Some Wheat
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| 6-16 |
Crops Susceptible to Flooding, Disease
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| 6-16 |
Market Decline to Pause On Weather
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| 6-12 |
Postemergence Applications Needed in Some Fields
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| 6-12 |
Teamwork Enhances Efficiency of Dairy Farms
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| 6-9 |
Corn Damaged by Frost? Wait Before Acting
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| 6-9 |
Are You Liable to Be Sued?
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| 6-5 |
Promote Your Farm With A Good Resume, Economist Advises
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| 6-5 |
Observe Corn Plants for N Losses Through June 20
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| 6-5 |
Global Climate Might Affect Midwest, Policies Will for Sure
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| 6-5 |
Blessed Sunshine
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| 6-2 |
Osu Hay Day Set for June 20
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| 6-2 |
Program Helps Keep Ohio's Dairies Competitive
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| 6-2 |
Market Says Store Wheat and Get Ready to Store Corn
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May 1998 |
| 5-29 |
Organic Farming Sprouts in Mainstream Agriculture
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| 5-29 |
1998 Stand Losses Teach Rotten Lessons
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| 5-27 |
Early June Critical for Scab Scouting
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| 5-27 |
Soybean Plow-down Raises Soil Nitrogen Levels
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| 5-27 |
Put On Your Walking Shoes
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| 5-22 |
Computers, Gis Help Prevent Ground Water Contamination
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| 5-22 |
Consider Switching From Pre-emergence Programs
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| 5-22 |
Drier Weather Means More Pasture Work
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| 5-19 |
Wheat Spotting: More Bark Than Bite
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| 5-19 |
Grow Weeds for Osu
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| 5-19 |
Rains Could Lead to Some Head Scab in Wheat
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| 5-19 |
Soil Crusting Could Lead to Floppy Corn
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| 5-15 |
Start Your Mowers!
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| 5-15 |
Armyworms Launch offensive On Wheat and Corn
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| 5-15 |
Rains Don't Have to Dampen Corn Yield Potential
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| 5-15 |
Not too Late to Seed forages, But Take Care
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| 5-12 |
Watch for Bean Leaf Beetle in Soybeans
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| 5-12 |
Is No-till Really Worth It? Higher Yields Say So
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| 5-12 |
Fight Chickweed and Henbit in No-till Soybeans
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| 5-8 |
Government Gives Wheat Growers Ok to Apply Tilt Late
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| 5-8 |
Make Sure Bulls Pass the Breeding Test
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| 5-8 |
Scout Carefully for Wheat Spindle Streak Mosaic
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| 5-5 |
No-till Corn Decline Concerns Experts
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| 5-5 |
A Recipe for Lousy-yielding Corn
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| 5-1 |
Scout Immediately for Powdery Mildew
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| 5-1 |
The Planting Date Paradox
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| 5-1 |
No Need to forage for information at Purdue Hay Day
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April 1998 |
| 4-28 |
Does Postemergence Logic Apply to too-early Weeds?
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| 4-28 |
Too Much `n' Can Cause Wheat Lodging
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| 4-28 |
Occasional Unplanned Seed Drops May Not Be Problem
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| 4-23 |
Why is Some Wheat Lodging?
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| 4-23 |
Farmers: Wheat Don't Fail Me Now
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| 4-23 |
Scout for Powdery Mildew in Wheat asap
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| 4-20 |
Less Corn, More Beans in Ohio, Usda Survey Says
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| 4-20 |
Be there. Do That.
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| 4-16 |
Farm Dealers at Odds On New Technologies, Study Shows
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| 4-16 |
Weeds Get Running Start in No-till Fields
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| 4-13 |
Those 'greener' Pastures Could Be Deadly
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| 4-13 |
Still Time to Voice Opinions On Milk Price Reform
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| 4-13 |
Purdue Names New Ag Research Director
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| 4-10 |
Big Surge in Land Values Over
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| 4-10 |
Planter Maintenance Can Improve Corn Stands
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| 4-7 |
Big Seeds Don't Equal Big Corn Yields
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| 4-7 |
Heads Up for New Herbicides and Label Changes
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| 4-7 |
Wheat Growers Have Cause to Celebrate
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| 4-2 |
For Your Soybeans' Sake, Ignore El Nino
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| 4-2 |
Jointed Wheat too Late for Some Weed Treatments
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March 1998 |
| 3-30 |
Soil Test Results Answer Questions
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| 3-30 |
Grants Available for indiana and Ohio Farmers
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| 3-30 |
Composting Livestock Waste Makes Sense, Solves Problems
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| 3-26 |
Green Up Pastures With Spring N Application
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| 3-26 |
El Nino Brings Up-and-down Weather to Hoosier State
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| 3-26 |
Computer Program Makes Weed-fighting Decisions for You
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| 3-23 |
Hog Heaven: Pigging Out On Potato Chips
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| 3-23 |
Pseudorabies Outbreaks Will Affect 4-h Swine Shows
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| 3-19 |
Farm Fest Brings Agriculture to Urban Neighbors
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| 3-19 |
Early Signs Show Most Wheat Won the War With Cold
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| 3-19 |
Dark Cutters Cut into Beef Profits
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| 3-16 |
Recent Cold May Defeat Southern indiana Wheat
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| 3-16 |
Test Pasture Soils
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| 3-16 |
Seed Treatments Can Affect inoculant Effectiveness
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| 3-12 |
New Crops Center One of A Kind
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| 3-12 |
Ag Economist: Usda Report too Strong On Corn Exports
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| 3-12 |
Specialist to Speak On Cows and Creeks
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| 3-9 |
Dairy Graziers Can Postpone Expansion -- for A While
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| 3-9 |
Ram Test Enrollment Deadline Approaching
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| 3-9 |
Wheat Watch '98
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| 3-6 |
Powdery Mildew Showing Up On Ohio Wheat
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| 3-6 |
Best Defense Against Phytophthora: ask Questions
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| 3-6 |
Workshop to Share Basics of Barn Restoration
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| 3-6 |
Winter Warmth A Potential Bane to '98 Sweetcorn
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| 3-3 |
Train to Improve Livestock Environment
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| 3-3 |
Wait to Apply Nitrogen to Wheat
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| 3-3 |
Soils Not as Dry as Some Perceive
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February 1998 |
| 2-27 |
Soil Erosion Hits Farmers in the Pocketbook
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| 2-27 |
Continuous No-till Corn Can Be Done
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| 2-24 |
You Say tomato, Osu Researchers Say Dairy Cow Feed
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| 2-24 |
Learn How to Farm Wrong to Learn How to Farm Right
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| 2-20 |
Bean Yields Mysteriously Down? Test for Scn
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| 2-20 |
Beef Producers Save With Purdue Grazing System
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| 2-17 |
Conservation Tillage Acres Plow Conventional Acres Under
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| 2-17 |
Short Course to Train New Dairy Farm Employees
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| 2-17 |
Consider Grain and Silage Yields in Corn Hybrids
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| 2-13 |
It's A Good Time to Be A Purdue Ag Grad
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| 2-13 |
Ag Census Key to industry
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| 2-13 |
"freedom to Farm" Cuts into Winter Wheat Acres
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| 2-10 |
Don't Let El Nino influence Your Corn Seeding Rate
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| 2-10 |
Grain Farmers Should Think About Berries
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| 2-10 |
Pasture for Profit Schools
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| 2-10 |
Purdue, Idem Help Producers Manage Manure
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| 2-10 |
Vegetable School Will Teach Growers About Marketing
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| 2-6 |
Hoosier Farms Hold the Line
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| 2-6 |
Narrow Rows Need More Study
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| 2-3 |
Indiana Chemist's office to Begin On-farm Records inspections
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| 2-3 |
Check Osu Report for Sclerotinia Ratings
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| 2-3 |
Warm Winter May Mean Weakened Wheat
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January 1998 |
| 1-29 |
Ohio Hosts Great Lakes Grazing Conference
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| 1-29 |
Arm Yourself With information to Fight Phytophthora
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| 1-29 |
Stored Corn at Risk From Warm Weather
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| 1-29 |
Pork Congress Addresses Hog Building Design
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| 1-26 |
Old Man Winter Still May Be Packing A Punch
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| 1-26 |
Organic-biodynamic Vegetable Conference
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| 1-26 |
Soil-saving, Profit-raising Mints of Ideas
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| 1-21 |
Purdue Lambing School Has Jan. 30 Registration Deadline
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| 1-21 |
Higher Seeding Rates On Short-season Beans A Timely Option
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| 1-21 |
Managing Deer and Your Crops by Judy Loven, Animal Damage Expert
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| 1-16 |
Something Fishy's Going On at Purdue Again
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| 1-16 |
Big Crops, Strong Demand Can Chase Away Bears
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| 1-16 |
Purdue Ag forum to Discuss Future of Agriculture
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| 1-14 |
Bulls and Bears Mingle in the Marketplace
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| 1-14 |
Indiana Popcorn Production Pops Up After Two Soggy Years
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| 1-14 |
Meat Animal Producers Must Maximize Lean
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| 1-9 |
Forage Conference to Focus On Environment, Wildlifew
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| 1-9 |
Eagle Creek Task force to Meet Jan. 20
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| 1-9 |
Grain Farmers Should Consider Picking Berries
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| 1-9 |
Seed inoculation Helps Soybeans Get Nitrogen
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| 1-6 |
Record Hog Supplies Mean Lean Year Ahead
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| 1-6 |
Wild Carrot On the Comeback Trail
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