Ag Answers:2001 Archive

December 2001
12-28	Key to Hybrids is Location, Location, Location
12-28	Soil Science Clear as Mud? Seminar Makes It Plain
12-21	Workshop Places Pests, Weeds in the Cross Hairs
12-21	Soybean Disease Major Focus of Agronomy Meetings
12-18	Programs Impart Horse Sense On Health, Nutrition
12-18	Ag Answers
12-14	Oversupply issue Weighs Heavy On Beef industry
12-14	Soil Testing Digs Up Dirt On Nematode Numbers
12-11	Ohio Bean Yields Good, Weather or Not Rain Fell
12-11	Online Grain Course Clicks With Producers
12-11	Osu Soybean Trials Return Favorable Verdicts
12-11	Pest Control Conference Works to Get the Bugs Out
12-7	Kernel Knowledge: Corn Trials Analyze Hybrids
12-7	Vegetable School Features Full Plate of topics
12-4	Winter Wheat Can't Stand Ohio's Soggy Soils
12-4	Economist Proffers Financial Pointers at Seminar
November 2001
11-30	Purdue Shares Free income Planning Tips, Plus Tax
11-30	Veggie School Teaches Farmers to Get Up and Grow
11-30	Smile and Say 'cheese': Rule May Boost Dairy Profits
11-30	Workshop Presents Techniques to Sell, Sell, Sell
11-27	Blueberry Plants Productive When Beds Get A Raise
11-27	Workshop Helps Farm Operators Be Better People Persons
11-20	Seminar Looks at Specialty Grain Production, Marketing
11-20	Fish Farmers Could Take A 'cotton' to Trout Feed
11-19	Research May Show Link Between Animal, Human Diseases
11-16	Ag Conference Provides Skills for Coping With Change
11-16	Sheep Check-off Ballots Coming to A Mailbox Near Ewe
11-16	Soybean Genes Losing their Punch Against Phytophthora
11-13	Research Points to Link Between Sheep, Human Diseases
11-13	Crop Workshop Prepares Farmers for Year to Come
11-13	No Grain, No Gain: Market Gmos, Non-gmos Separately
11-9	Rainy October Doesn't Dampen Usda Crop Projections
11-9	Corn Crop Weakening in Its Stand Against Lodging
11-6	Ohio Corn Growers Say they've Seen the Blight
11-6	Income Potential of 'wind Farms' Still Up in the Air
11-2	Fall Herbicides Turn Annual Weeds into Dead of Winter
11-2	Purdue Vets offer Advice in Wake of West Nile Case
October 2001
10-30	Research May Lead to Pesticides insects Can't Resist
10-30	Conference Helps Producers Udder-ly Control Mastitis
10-26	Sweet Corn School Puts Growers at Head of the Class
10-26	Bt Corn Costs often Higher Than Returns in indiana
10-23	Purdue Researchers Develop Test to assess Gmo Risks
10-23	Limited Rainfall Hangs Soybean Yields Out to Dry
10-19	Indiana Stalking Nonirrigated Corn Yield Record
10-19	Book Makes Sense of Government Regulations
10-19	Many Wheat Varieties Thrive in the Wide-open Spacings
10-16	Swine Course Teaches Producers to Be Farrow-minded
10-16	Wheat Planting Period Reaching Now-or-never Time
10-12	Ag Answers
10-12	Indiana On Pace to Obliterate Corn Yield Record
10-9	Tests Abound for Determining Gmo Levels in Crops
10-9	No-till Planting Remains Sow-sow in 2001, Survey Shows
10-5	Bioterrorist Threat Requires Stepped-up Farm Security
10-5	Jack Frost Not Such A Bad Guy After All, Study Shows
10-2	Osu Harvest Monitor Berry Good at Measuring Yields
10-2	Experts: Regular Vaccinations Horse-collar West Nile
September 2001
9-28	Seminar Addresses Agrimarketing issues, Concerns
9-28	Center is A Storehouse of information On Biosecurity
9-28	Fungi Spooking Pumpkin Growers This Halloween
9-25	Purdue Creates Cornfield of A-maze-ing Proportions
9-25	Dog-gone! Llamas Replacing Man's Best Friend On Farm
9-21	Bush Envisions Changes in Farm Policy, Economists Say
9-21	Automated System Tracks Seed Quality, Growth Potential
9-18	Show and Tell: Purdue Ag Shares Its Story at Farm Expo
9-18	Farmers invited to Embark On New Agventure
9-14	Take Stalk of Rot-weakened Corn, Says Pathologist
9-14	Terrorist Act Could Hurt U.s. Agriculture, Experts Say
9-14	Usda Deputy Secretary Addressing Ag Bill at Osu Event
9-11	Dirty Grain Buildings Can Quickly Become Has-bins
9-11	Corn Harvest Starting (choose One): Soon, Much Later
9-11	Workshop Shows How Timber Management Helps Wildlife
9-7	Researchers Studying E. Coli-type Pathogen
9-7	Ag Economists Go Back to the Future at Meeting Series
9-7	Osu Hopes to Put Ohio Lettuce at 'head' of the Class
9-4	Electronic Measuring Stick Calculates Plant Growth
9-4	Field Day offers Illuminating Talk On Tractor Lighting
9-4	Festival Captures Sights, Sounds, Tastes of Farming
August 2001
8-31	Dried and True: Make Sure Parched Corn isn't All Wet
8-31	Indiana Farmland Values Moving From the Ground Up
8-28	Horse Owners Urged to order West Nile Virus Vaccine
8-28	Pollination Problems Rob the Cob of Kernels, Yield
8-24	Like Humans, Farm Animals Vulnerable to Sunburn
8-24	Ohio insect Found to Be Carrying New Corn Virus
8-24	Forage Management Workshop offers Feed for Thought
8-21	Search is On for Bean Pod Mottle-resistant Soybean
8-21	Champion Weed Bad for Allergies, Trouble for Farmers
8-21	Cause and infect: Recent Rains Revive Corn Diseases
8-17	Production Twist Makes Strawberry Plots Thicken
8-17	Got Robotic Milkers? Dairies Moving to Mechanization
8-17	Corn, Soybeans Get All the attention at Field Day
8-14	Gps Marks the Spot for today's High-tech Farmer
8-14	Field Day Outlines Lessons Learned From Armyworms
8-14	High Bean Beetle Numbers Suggest No 'generation' Gap
8-10	Data Center at Osu is A Feast for the Census
8-10	Indiana May Lead Midwest in Fall Crop Production
8-7	Future Farm Commerce Easy as Connecting the Dot-coms
8-7	Mighty Mites: High Pest Numbers May Require Treatment
8-7	Spray or Not? Soy Aphids Present Quandary for Farmers
8-3	Edible Soybean Could Give New Meaning to 'soymeal'
8-3	Purdue Center Sets 'sites' On Precision Farming
8-3	Heard It Through the Watermelon Vine: Big indiana Crop
July 2001
7-31	Meeting Highlights Dairy Technology, Milking issues
7-31	Ohio Relaxes Bovine Tb Rules for Imported Cattle
7-31	Program Keeps Empty Jugs From Going Out With the Trash
7-27	The Whole Wheat Story: Yields Rise, Acres Fall
7-27	Water, Water Everywhere But Not A Drop On Ohio Beans
7-27	Field Day offers Helpful Production Advice
7-24	Common Beetle Carrying An Uncommon Soybean Virus
7-24	Grain Fill Stage the Time to Give Corn An Earful
7-20	Economist: Read My Lips--flat Tax Better for Farmers
7-20	Ag Answers
7-17	Aphids Begin Setting Up Shop in Ohio, indiana Soybeans
7-17	To Determine Performance, Put Corn to the Test
7-13	Analyst: Soybean Crop May Be Worth A Hill of Beans
7-13	Japanese Beetles Arrive Early, Could Stay Later
7-13	New Soybean Varieties Show Resistance to Phytophthora
7-10	Osu Survey Says Black Raspberry is King
7-10	Specialty Grains Pay off for Many Farmers, Study Says
7-10	In Some Fields, Corn's Fallen and It Can't Get Up
7-6	Yellow Raspberries Becoming Solid Gold for Growers
7-6	Diseases Lurking Waiting to Harm Soybean Crop
7-3	Tillage Practices Good for Farm Profits, Environment
7-3	'retirement' Not A Word in Most Farmers' Vocabularies
June 2001
6-29	Summer tour Sure to Be Fruit-ful Day for Visitors
6-29	Corn Growth 'uneven,' Could Lower Yields
6-29	Early Crop Has Sweet Corn Growers Pickin' and Grinnin'
6-26	Rootworm Scouting A Dirty Job, But Some Have to Do It
6-26	Method Developed for assessing Gmo Ecological Risk
6-26	Field Days Deal With Animal Products of Another Kind
6-26	The Play's the Thing at top Farmer Crop Workshop
6-22	Bone Research Gives Poultry Stronger Legs to Stand On
6-22	Biosecurity Fact Sheets Available On Osu internet Site
6-22	Dual Armyworm invasion Could Spell Double Trouble
6-21	Soybeans May Have Setbacks, Will Recover
6-19	Carbon Sequestration Can Reduce Harmful Emissions
6-19	After Slow Start, Soybeans Ready to Take off
6-19	Weed Day Shows Which Herbicides Have the Right Stuff
6-15	Don't Drift off If Neighbors Complain of Spray Drift
6-15	What the Hay? Prices Could Heat Up This Summer
6-15	Forage Day Shows How to Get A Lot Out of A Little Land
6-12	Future Unplanted Acres May Be Covered by insurance
6-12	Something Old, Something New: Exports Favor 2001 Corn
6-8	Tillage, Water Quality Among topics at Field Days
6-8	Last Year A tough Act to Follow for indiana Farmers
6-8	Fusarium Head Scab Stopped Cold by Cool Weather
6-7	Crop insurance Provides Planting Option, Even Now
6-5	Frequent Calibration Keeps Sprayers On the Mark
6-5	Osu Hay Day Features Field Demonstrations, Exhibits
6-5	The Color Purple: Weather Turns Corn A Different Hue
6-1	Purdue Farm tour Looks at 21st Century Farm Management
6-1	Slow-growing Crops Vulnerable to Slugs
6-1	Sprinkler System Promotes Growth of Wheat Fungus
May 2001
5-25	Head Scab Risk May Be High in Northern Ohio Wheat
5-25	Osu Study Shows Hail-damaged Crops Still Produce
5-25	Purdue forage Day Takes Root in Southern indiana
5-23	Armyworms March On; Farmers May Apply for assistance
5-22	Resource Manual Aids Farmers With Disabilities
5-22	An Ounce of Prevention is Worth Gallons of Farm Fuel
5-18	Squeeze Play: Farmers Caught Between Costs, Prices
5-18	Armyworms Being All they Can Be in Southern indiana
5-15	If Herbicides Haven't Kicked in, Try A Rotary Hoe
5-15	Spring Planting: East Leads West, But Will It Matter?
5-15	Updated Guide Provides Tips for Growing Veggies
5-11	Ohio Wheat is Mildewy; indiana's Dry and Short
5-11	Usda: Crop Getting Bigger, Prices Getting Smaller
5-8	At Biohio, Eat the Weeds and Spread the Seeds
5-8	Mistaken Identity: Good Bugs often Confused With Bad
5-4	With Pre-emergence Herbicides, It's No Rain No Gain
5-4	April Freeze Leaves injured Wheat in Its Wake
5-4	Workshop Lets Agribusiness People Peer into Future
5-4	Conference Focuses On Poultry Feeding, Nutrition
5-1	Purdue Seminar Focuses On Safety of Gmo Foods
5-1	Cyberseeds: Osu Computers Track Growth Potential
5-1	Early Soybeans Prime Candidates for Disease
April 2001
4-27	Weed Control Book Re-emerges With Timely information
4-27	Recent Freeze, then Rain tough On Corn Crop
4-27	Beef industry Enjoying Its Own Bull Market
4-24	There's A Plant Doctor in the House at Osu Event
4-24	Seed of Doubt: Some Midwest Soybeans Poor Germinating
4-20	Planting Corn for top Yields is A Game of inches
4-20	Chilly Temperatures Could Deal A Cold Blow to Wheat
4-17	Ideal Weather Could Put Soybean Prices Back 30 Years
4-17	Study Shows atrazine Nearly Absent in Groundwater
4-13	To Keep Wheat Standing Tall, Cut Weeds Down to Size
4-13	Web Site Connects Manure Buyers With Sellers
4-11	Done Right, Preplant Nitrogen Treatments offset Costs
4-11	Economist: Usda Report Same Old Story for Crop Prices
4-11	Rootworms Expected to Plague Northwest indiana Again
4-6	Early Planting Has Its Advantages, Weather Permitting
4-6	At Biohio the Soybean Talks (in A Manner of Speaking)
4-6	Osu Expert: Spy Plane incident Could Hurt China Trade
4-3	Usda Report Predicts Equal Acres of Soybeans, Corn
4-3	Economist: Read Between Lines of Contract Farming Bill
4-3	Purdue Experts Presenting Foot-and-mouth Lectures
March 2001
3-30	Conference Addresses Animal Well-being issues
3-30	In Weed Wars, Some Unwanted Vegetation Never Says Die
3-27	Figures Don't Lie; 2000 A Banner Year for indiana Ag
3-27	Farmers Could Be in for 'slug' Fest With Slimy Pests
3-23	New Marketing Program Could Beef Up Ohio Cattle
3-23	No-till Farming A Well-grounded Conservation Practice
3-23	Program offers Training in Farm Rescue Techniques
3-20	To Bt or Not to Bt, That is the Question at Planting
3-20	Little Things Add Up to Better Soybean Profits
3-16	Soybean Seed Better in 2001, If You Can Find It
3-16	Don't forget Wheat When Doling Out the Nitrogen
3-16	School's in Session for Dairy Workers
3-13	Uninsured Crops Not A Risk Worth Taking This Year
3-13	Hog Prices Rising, No Thanks to Foot-and-mouth
3-9	New Testing Program Evaluates Lamb Performance
3-9	Usda Report: Corn Exports Still Smarting From Starlink
3-9	Seminar Helps Farmers Who Live On Lunatic 'fringe'
3-7	Foot-and-mouth Disease Keeps Farmers On their toes
3-6	Farmers' Diligence Keeping Mad Cow Out of indiana
3-6	Herbicide-resistant Weed Found in Ohio County
3-6	Barn in the U.s.a.: Event Celebrates Farm Buildings
3-2	Use It and Lose It? Fertilizers Vary in Soil Activity
3-2	Farm Sector Has A Lot Riding On Bush, Economist Says
February 2001
2-27	Make A Day of It at Purdue Crop Conference
2-27	Fungicides Effective Against Gray Leaf, But at A Price
2-27	Indiana May Not Salt Away No. 1 Popcorn Ranking
2-23	Verdict's in From Purdue Alfalfa Trials
2-23	U-pick: Berry Growers School Live or by Videolink
2-23	Soil Tests Don't Always Meet the Grade for Nitrogen
2-20	'pork 509' Goes Whole Hog On Quality
2-20	This Spud's for You: Osu Research Aids Potato industry
2-20	Crop Conference offers Timely Tips, Future forecast
2-16	Take Sare Program for Grant-ed When Prices Are Low
2-16	Ohio State Report Rates White Corn Performance
2-16	Purdue Dairy Workshops Go On the Road Again
2-16	Cattlemen's association to Discuss Mad Cow Disease
2-13	Book Makes Dollars and Sense Out of Precision Farming
2-13	Bed & Breakfast An income Option Worth Considering
2-13	Forage Tips Can Put Money Back into Farm
2-13	Vegetable Meeting Previews 2001 Crop Season
2-9	Workshop Looks at Crp, Conservation issues
2-9	Milk Glut Means Farm, Retail Prices Moooving Downward
2-9	Soybeans Take Another Hit in Usda Report
2-6	Purdue Research Aims to Ground Hessian Fly
2-6	Soybean Seed Quality A Concern in 2001 Crop Season
2-2	Fertilizer Questions Require Lots of 'n'-formation
2-2	Indiana Farms Selected for Usda Survey
2-2	Conference Focuses On Produce Growing, Marketing
January 2001
1-30	Dairy 101: Osu Course Teaches industry Basics
1-30	Crop Seminar A Feast for Farmers, and Those Who Aren't
1-30	Studies Show inoculants Improve Yields, Profits
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1-23	Workshops Provide Hard-to-find Continuing Education
1-23	Three Bucks? 2001 May Be Year Corn, Bean Prices Equal
1-23	Tillage Conference Reflects Evolving Farm Technology
1-19	Workshop Helps Farmers Find New income Sources
1-19	Economist: Bush's Plate May Be too Full for Ag issues
1-19	Gypsy Moth Taking Aim at Ohio Trees
1-17	Genes May Stop Hogs From Making Pigs of themselves
1-17	Hay Production Up, But So Are Prices
1-17	Researchers Pecking Away at Chicken Bacterium Mystery
1-12	Organic Farmers Playing by A New Set of Rules
1-12	Fewer Wheat Acres Could Boost Prices, Economist Says
1-9	Think Spring Planting at Crop Management Workshops
1-9	Got Milk Bonuses? Better Management Pays Dividends
1-5	Nursery Short Course A Three-day Garden Party
1-5	Corn Fungus A Deadly Threat to Crop and Man
1-5	Futurist Predicts Great Years Ahead for Agriculture
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