2009 Audio Archive
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November 2009 |
| 11-24 |
White mold, ear rots plague crops in 2009, combatable in 2010
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| 11-24 |
Tests determine mycotoxin levels in potentially moldy corn crop
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| 11-24 |
Farmland owners may not see tax relief any time soon
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| 11-19 |
Opportunities exist for beef, dairy producers to utilize damaged corn
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| 11-12 |
Ag economist: Thanksgiving leftovers include money in pocket
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| 11-10 |
Look to soil tests, not yields when making fertilizer applications
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| 11-6 |
The Beef Center, a new Web site, contains all things beef
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| 11-6 |
Long, painful recovery for U.S. dairy farmers
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October 2009 |
| 10-29 |
Purdue livestock specialists recommend testing before feeding
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| 10-29 |
Economist: Renewable fuel talk turning to cellulosic gas, diesel
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| 10-20 |
Moldy corn could cause more problems if not stored properly
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| 10-15 |
Beef meetings focus on the importance of successful calving
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| 10-14 |
Killing frost, cooler fall temperatures impacting corn harvest
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| 10-8 |
Gray and pink molds being found in Indiana cornfields
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| 10-6 |
Freshwater prawn finding niche in Ohio aquaculture
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| 10-6 |
Corn plants can break yield barrier with right resources, study shows
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September 2009 |
| 9-29 |
Purdue specialist offers tips for weed control before planting wheat
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| 9-15 |
New pest found in Ohio soybeans
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| 9-15 |
In the future, cattle industry may make a move to the Midwest
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| 9-8 |
Surplus U.S. crop means lower prices; need to stimulate use
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August 2009 |
| 8-25 |
Forages, equipment, management strategies at heart of forage day
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| 8-20 |
Ohio crops look great, say OSU experts
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| 8-20 |
Indiana farmland values and cash rents down slightly, survey shows
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| 8-18 |
Managing to improve pastures is focus of Purdue forage workshop
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| 8-13 |
White mold appears in Ohio soybeans for first time in nearly a decade
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| 8-12 |
Crop report reflects abundant crop, meaning lower market prices
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| 8-11 |
With good weather and wise management, 2009 can happen again for wheat growers
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| 8-11 |
Unusually quiet year for soybean aphids, but don't stop scouting
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July 2009 |
| 7-28 |
Soybean rust risk in Ohio low
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| 7-28 |
ACRE worth looking at one last time, Purdue ag economist says
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| 7-23 |
Unusually cool summer temps slowing corn development
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| 7-21 |
Ohio could set record wheat yields
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| 7-21 |
Emerging pest gaining foothold in Ohio
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| 7-16 |
Wheat harvest producing good yields, said Purdue agronomist
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| 7-16 |
Education, not regulation key to improving animal welfare
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| 7-14 |
Corn growers: Tips to decide if a fungicide application is warranted
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| 7-14 |
Wind conference shows how farms can 'grow' electricity
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| 7-9 |
Purdue expert gives advice to help farmers whip weeds in their fields
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| 7-7 |
Worst is over; Purdue ag economist sees first ray of hope for pork producers
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June 2009 |
| 6-25 |
Exercise caution when applying pop-up starter fertilizer
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| 6-23 |
Undesirable weather slows down hay production
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| 6-18 |
Nematologist: Weather conditions favorable for needle nematodes
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| 6-18 |
Soybean aphids arrive in Ohio, and in big numbers
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| 6-18 |
Animal welfare regulations would impact Ohio's agriculture industry
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| 6-11 |
ACRE extension a benefit to farmers, especially wheat growers
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| 6-9 |
CAFO study presented in June 18 public broadcast
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| 6-4 |
Late planting puts pressure on anhydrous ammonia safety
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| 6-4 |
Farm tour features irrigation, mint, seed corn, management strategies
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| 6-2 |
Corn growers can cut back on nitrogen rates, Ohio expert said
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May 2009 |
| 5-28 |
Nitrogen losses no more than normal, despite wet spring
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| 5-26 |
Ohio expert: Late planted corn may not be so late
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| 5-21 |
Ohio wheat could be at risk for head scab, if rain coincides with flowering
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| 5-20 |
Planting coming along slowly, but surely in the Hoosier state
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| 5-20 |
Boron essential for alfalfa, but don't pour on more than needed
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| 5-15 |
Beware of fusarium head blight in wheat; conditions right
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| 5-13 |
Corn growers: Be on the lookout for black cutworm
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| 5-13 |
Soybean planting, like corn, is behind schedule
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| 5-7 |
Adequate P and K levels critical for high-yielding alfalfa stands
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| 5-7 |
New Pythium Species Isolated In Ohio
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| 5-7 |
In weed control vs. planting, experts choose weed control
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| 5-5 |
Expert gives application tips for smooth spreading, despite rain
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April 2009 |
| 4-27 |
Purdue expert: H1N1 virus has no connection to today's pigs
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| 4-23 |
Specialist: Residual herbicides no match for wet soil
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| 4-21 |
Expert: Beware of grass tetany, pasture bloat in cattle
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| 4-16 |
Manganese deficiency in soybeans? Experts advise foliar application
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| 4-14 |
Workshops spotlight programs to better beef reproductive efficiency
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| 4-14 |
Tillage operations present options for seedbed preparation
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| 4-9 |
Experts help dairies milk what they’ve got with cost cutting tips
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| 4-8 |
Indiana wheat crop looks great, Purdue expert says
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| 4-8 |
Interest in non-genetically modified soybeans growing
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| 4-3 |
Get ready to plant corn
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| 4-1 |
Row crop production on its way to normalcy, Purdue economist says
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March 2009 |
| 3-26 |
Experts give three tips to help farmers make final planting decisions
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| 3-19 |
Agricultural economists discuss USDA report in live Webcast
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| 3-17 |
Web site helps farmers transition to organic livestock
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| 3-17 |
Look to field history when planting soybeans
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| 3-12 |
Farmers called to nominate soybean varieties for trial testing
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| 3-6 |
Ohio wheat off to a good start; farmers plant another million acres
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| 3-3 |
Trading carbon credits worth examining, said a Purdue expert
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February 2009 |
| 2-26 |
Soybean oil reduces carbon footprint in swine barns
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| 2-20 |
Economist: Entrepreneurial success starts with planning
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| 2-20 |
Risk mitigation, profitability and conservation all in one crop production system
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| 2-17 |
Purdue Web site fuels growing renewable energy movement
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| 2-5 |
Ohio corn yields take a tumble in 2008
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| 2-5 |
Trend broken or at least leveled; number of U.S. farms increases
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January 2009 |
| 1-29 |
Economist: State's livestock can't consume all Indiana DDGS
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| 1-27 |
Fertilizer prices vary at the retail level, but stabilizing in general
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| 1-22 |
Don't let 'articulated' vehicle laws park farm trucks
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| 1-13 |
Ohio soybeans suffer in 2008
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| 1-13 |
Regional dairy meetings aimed to help producers during hard times
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| 1-6 |
Extension program will help farmers develop a plan
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