Ag Answers:1995 Archive

December 1995
12-30	Remember the Old, Embrace the New
12-28	Research Alert for Livestock and Dairy Producers: Cancer-fighting Compound Found in Cheeseburgers
12-28	OSU Ag Economist Projects $4 Corn Possible in New Year
12-22	Trials Tell Alfalfa Performance
12-22	Sheep Referendum Set for Feb. 6
12-22	Indiana Conservation Districts Conference, Jan. 7-10
12-19	Study Shows Ag Jobs Plentiful But Less Obvious
12-19	No-till Beats Conventional Yields -- and Profits
12-15	Deficiency Repayments and the Farm Bill Wild Card
12-15	Get More Beef With Fewer Bucks
12-15	Osu Expert: U.s. Soybean Growers Up to Brazilian Challenge
12-12	Sheep and Wool Checkoff to Continue
12-12	Hog Liquidation Likely -- Are You Ready?
12-12	Changes Made to Ag forum Schedule
12-12	Jobs Plentiful for Ag Students
12-12	Wanted: Boulder-searching Farmers
12-6	Ag Economist Says Soybean Expansion 'unlimited' in Brazil
12-6	Deficiency Payment Repayment Results From High Prices Payment This Year Could Cut Tax Liability
12-6	Osu Economists Encourage Dairy Herd Expansion
November 1995
11-30	Trials Reveal Tribulations for Many indiana Corn Growers
11-30	Osu Says Flexible Farm Policy Means More Corn to Midwest
11-27	Ohio Fumonisin at Low Levels
11-27	Yes, You Can Get Good Help these Days
11-27	Osu Soybean Variety Trials Available Soon
11-20	Precision Farming Seminar
11-20	Indiana Pesticide Applicator Training Begins Soon
11-20	Give Thanks for Big, Happy (imperfect) Farm Families
11-20	Exactly What is 'good Control?'
11-17	Peace Corps Looking for A Few Good Farmers
11-17	Ag Land Values Rising, Say Ag Economists
11-17	Make Plans Now for the 1996 Ag forum
11-14	Precision Decisions '95
11-14	When and How Should You Price Your Crops?
11-9	European Corn Borers Could Have Been Worse!
11-9	Feast or Famine: A Look at Competing indiana Farms
11-6	Fall Manure Applications Make $en$e for Livestock Producers
11-6	Two-hour Telecourse to Tackle Taxing Questions
11-1	Adjust Combine to Harvest Lodged Corn
11-1	Osu's Ag Economists Bear Bright Outlook
11-1	Negotiate Farmland Leases Now
October 1995
10-30	Lime Doesn't Cost -- It Pays
10-30	Are 'big Birds' the Way to Fly for Small Farms?
10-27	Rotted Feed Corn Poses Risk for indiana's Horses
10-25	Glickman: Farm Bill Will Let Farmers Grow With the World
10-24	Ag Economist Says $3.50 Corn Possible
10-18	Roundup-ready Soybeans Ready for 1996
10-18	Scientist: Seed Bags Should Contain More information
10-13	Using Good insects to Make Bad insects Bug off
10-13	What We Know After the Latest Usda Crop Report
10-13	Grain Drownings More Likely This Harvest Season
10-10	Test for Soybean Cyst Nematode
10-10	Frosty Pastures May Bring Prussic Acid toxicity
10-10	Fish Farming Conference to Get Technical
10-5	You Gonna Eat That? You Bet!
10-5	Tough Growing Year Requires Harvest Strategizing
10-5	Hog Prices Likely to Move Lower This Fall
10-2	Fires Destroy Crops in indiana
September 1995
9-29	Get Perennial Weeds Under Control!
9-29	Gray Leaf Spot Appears Hard to Resist
9-29	Ohio's Double-cropped Soybeans Get Frosted
9-25	The Mid-september Freeze and Soybeans
9-25	Hard Freeze Hits Northwest Ohio
9-25	Watch for Corn Stalk Lodging This Harvest
9-22	Purdue Plots Tell the Research Story
9-22	'ask An Expert' Connects Consumers With Experts
9-22	Fourth Hay Cutting Risky This Year: Osu Agronomist
9-22	Triazine Resistant Weeds
9-22	Charcoal Root Rot Enjoyed the Summer's Hot Weather
9-19	See Osu Central at the Review!
9-19	Harvest Aid Herbicide Choices Limited
9-19	Review's Hall of Fame Adds Two
9-19	Frost Watch '95
9-15	Wheat Trial Results at Osu Extension offices
9-15	Farm Bill Reviewed at Farm Science Review
9-15	Usda Report Gives Corn Markets Reason to Shout
9-13	Gray Leaf Spot intensifies in Ohio
9-13	Ear Rots in Southwest, Eastern & Central indiana
9-13	First-ever Soybean Sudden Death Syndrome in Ohio
9-13	Diplodia Ear Rot Worth Checking for This Year
9-11	Soybean Checkoff Refund Program Ends On Oct. 1
9-11	Report Wilting Soybeans to Ohio Extension offices
9-11	Spend National Farm Safety Week at Osu's Review
9-11	Do Your Ears Hang Low?
9-1	Kochia: Stowaway Weed From the West
9-1	Early Corn Death
9-1	Laborious Questions Answered by 'excel' Programs
9-1	Celebrating Progress On and off the Farm
August 1995
8-30	Field Day Helps Those Who toe the No-till Line
8-30	Watch for Lodging in Diseased Corn
8-30	High Yields at Farm Science Review's Alternative Farming Plots
8-24	Nitrogen is in the Air and Under Your Feet
8-24	Shooting Blanks
8-24	See Reduced-rate Herbicides Do the Job at Farm Science Review
8-24	Animal Health Focus of 1995 Purdue Swine Day
8-22	Watering Systems Make A Difference
8-22	Soybean Cyst Nematode: A Pest Worth Watching
8-18	Few indiana Corn Fields Are Escaping Gray Leaf Spot
8-18	You Can Estimate Your Corn Yields Now
8-16	We're into Sudden Death
8-16	Control Weeds in Summer Alfalfa
8-16	Agrability Helps Disabled Producers Stay Productive
8-10	Slugs An Elusive Pest for Farmers and Researchers
8-10	Osu Swine Day September 7
8-10	Danger in the Manure Pit
8-10	Manage Late Crops With Help From Purdue Ag Field Day
8-7	Friendly Wheat Price Trend Past
8-4	Root Rot Showing Up in Resistant Plants
8-4	Germination Test Number and Your Stand
8-4	'erin' May Send Earworms to Midwest
8-4	Watch Late-pollinating Fields for insect Pests
8-2	Prime Time to Check Soybeans for Sclerotinia
8-2	Watch for Soybean Leaf-eaters: Japanese Beetles and Grasshoppers
8-2	Cattle Producers Should Evaluate Herds' Copper Status
8-2	Should You Do Something About Those Beetles?
July 1995
7-28	Gray Leaf Spot Peril to Corn Crop
7-28	Do Not Save Wheat Seed for 1995 Fall Planting
7-26	'invisible' Scab Threatens Stored Wheat
7-26	Adult Suppression Program for Corn Rootworm
7-26	Rapid Stalk Elongation Subject to Green Snap
7-21	Purdue and Ohio State Agriculture Events
7-21	You Have to Sweat to Keep Pigs Cool
7-21	No-till Crops After Wheat: Why Do Yields Drop?
7-21	Watch Cattle and Weather During Heat Wave
7-14	Be Compaction-conscious During Wheat Harvest: Osu Ag Engineer
7-14	Drought and Heat Can Take toll On Corn Pollination
7-14	Should You Treat for Grasshoppers?
7-14	Purdue and Ohio State Agriculture Events
7-10	Epa Changes Worker Safety Standards
7-10	Dry Wheat to Prevent Spoiling and Sprouting
7-10	'heads Up' Wheat Growers! Harvest Now!
7-10	Purdue and Ohio State Agriculture Events
7-10	Scabby Wheat? Feed It to Your Cattle -- Carefully
7-5	Davis Purdue Ag Center Field Day July 11
7-5	Purdue and Ohio State Agriculture Events
7-5	Watch for Stalk Entry by Corn Borers
7-5	Acreage Report Wakes Up Traders
7-5	Another Bean Poll
June 1995
6-28	Vomitoxin in Wheat: How Much is too Much?
6-28	Check 'em Out: New Yield Contracts
6-28	Anhydrous Ammonia injury Can indicate Compaction
6-28	Purdue and Ohio State Agriculture Events
6-23	Purdue and Ohio State Agriculture Events
6-23	Scout for, then Manage Head Scab
6-23	Wet Spring Brings Opportunity for Pre-sidedress Nitrate Test
6-23	Are Your Weeds atrazine Resistant?
6-23	Ugly Duckling Corn
6-20	Mother Nature Comes Through
6-20	Integrated Crop Management Field Day Set for June 28
6-20	Hot Tips for today's Concerns
6-15	Don't Get More Bullish Than the Market: Osu Ag Economist
6-15	Make Hay as You Can This Wet Spring
6-15	Purdue and Ohio State Agriculture Events
6-15	The Time is Now for Conservation Compliance
6-13	1995 Farm Management tour Set for June 27-28
6-13	Indiana Gets Good Planting Weather While Ohio Stays Wet
6-13	Switching to Sorghum is Not Without Risk
6-9	Wet Soil Delays Soybean Planting
6-9	Initiate Ground Surveillance Against Armyworms
6-9	Purdue and Ohio State Agriculture Events
6-9	Think Twice Before Changing Crop Plans
6-9	The Numbers Say Wet is Better Than Dry
6-7	Late Corn Planting and Prices
6-7	Purdue Hay Day offers Timely Advice for Wet Weather
6-7	Purdue and Ohio State Agriculture Events
6-7	Timely Tips
6-1	Crop insurance and the Rain-delayed Corn Crop
6-1	Researchers Breed Better-yielding Winter Wheat
6-1	Rains Require Changes in Grazing Management
May 1995
5-26	Time to Consider Short-season Varieties
5-26	Purdue and Ohio State Agriculture Events
5-26	Rain Got You Bugged? Field Day Handles insect Concerns
5-26	Herbicides Applications Dictate Planting and Replanting Options
5-26	Fertility Considerations
5-24	Consequences of Delayed Corn Planting
5-24	Purdue and Ohio State Agriculture Events
5-23	Wet Weather Blocks Corn Planting, Likely to Continue
5-22	Purdue and Ohio State Agriculture Events
5-22	Manage Your Late Corn Planting
5-22	Is It too Late to Plant Alfalfa?
5-22	Delayed by Rain? Fight Compaction for Free
5-16	Purdue and Ohio State Agriculture Events
5-16	Planting Slow in Buckeye and Hoosier States
5-16	Lower Grain Production and Tighter Stocks forecast
5-16	How Should You Store Hay? Find Out at Osu Field Day!
5-11	Purdue and Ohio State Agriculture Events
5-11	Osu Agronomist: Still Not too Late for Full-season Corn
5-11	Timely Tips
5-11	Planting Later Than Usual? Join the Club
5-4	Not Wild About Wild Garlic
5-4	Timely Tips
5-4	Look Hard -- Slugs Are there!
5-4	Purdue and Ohio State Agriculture Events
5-4	Old Well? Plug It Up!
5-2	Diagnostic Lab Gets New Director
5-2	Scout for Wheat Diseases Now
5-2	Timely Tips
5-2	Purdue and Ohio State Agriculture Events



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