December 2002 |
| 12-30 |
Ag Conference Examines Woman's Place On the Farm
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| 12-30 |
Purdue Lands Large Role at fort Wayne Farm Show
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| 12-24 |
Workshop Brings together Farmers, Next Generation
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| 12-24 |
Osu Trials: Soybeans Take Stresses in Stride
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| 12-20 |
Survey: Large Livestock Farms Viewed A 'threat'
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| 12-20 |
Soybeans Find No Fair-weather Friend During Trials
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| 12-17 |
Census of Ag Counting On Farmers' Participation
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| 12-17 |
Conference Dispenses Doses of 'pharm' Medicine
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| 12-13 |
Agronomist: Growing Season A Corn Test in Itself
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| 12-13 |
Beef Certification Course Enters Cyberspace
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| 12-10 |
Pathologist: Don't Let Nematodes Have A Field Day
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| 12-10 |
Workshop Shows How to Milk More Profit From Dairy
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| 12-5 |
Scientist to Discuss Gmo Corn as Pharmaceutical
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| 12-5 |
Osu Models Tell If Scab is Going to Wheat's Head
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| 12-5 |
Alfalfa Varieties Make the 'cut' in Purdue Trials
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| 12-3 |
Osu Crop Guide Emerges as One of the Best
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| 12-3 |
Workshop Makes Tax Code Less Taxing for Farmers
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November 2002 |
| 11-27 |
Value-added Seminar Examines White Corn's Future
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| 11-27 |
Purdue Team Leads Charge On New Generation Co-ops
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| 11-26 |
The Goldenseal Rule: Low Light Promotes Growth
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| 11-26 |
Meetings Lay Groundwork for 2003 Crop Decisions
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| 11-26 |
Market Conditions Ripe for Safer Fruits, Vegetables
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| 11-22 |
Dairy Conference Promises Producers Wise 'cow'nsel
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| 11-22 |
Purdue Workshop Aids Farmers Living On the 'fringe'
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| 11-22 |
Short Course Addresses Sow Reproduction issues
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| 11-22 |
After Weather Extremes, Soil Might Need Pick-me-up
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| 11-19 |
Vegetable School Plants Seeds for Future Growth
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| 11-19 |
Scn Could Be the Reason for A Poor Soybean Season
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| 11-19 |
Ethanol, Biodiesel Talks Fuel Ohio Conference
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| 11-15 |
Peachy Keen: Ohio Growers High On Fuzzy Fruit
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| 11-15 |
Tax School Class in Session at Various Locations
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| 11-15 |
Pondering '03 Crop? Think Once Again at Outlook
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| 11-12 |
Larger Usda Crop Estimates Could End Price Rally
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| 11-12 |
Toxin Fatal to Farm
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| 11-12 |
Aquaculture Producers Share Fish Stories at Event
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| 11-8 |
Florida Voters Say No to Common Swine Practice
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| 11-8 |
Osu Animal Sciences Course Receives Accolades
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| 11-8 |
Web Survey Gauges Farmers' Opinions On Bioterror
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| 11-5 |
Programs Address Farm Bill Questions, issues
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| 11-5 |
Scrapie Leaves Lambs Feeling Less Than Sheepish
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| 11-5 |
Seminar Helps Rural Folk Be Part of inns Crowd
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| 11-1 |
Field of Extremes: Corn Trial Yields Widely Varied
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| 11-1 |
Animal Welfare Course Feted by Humane Society
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| 11-1 |
Pigs in A Poke? Osu Meetings Look Ahead to 2003
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October 2002 |
| 10-29 |
Search for Perfect Potato No Half-baked Endeavor
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| 10-29 |
Event offers insights to Fruitful Berry Production
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| 10-29 |
Program Breaks Down Language Barriers On Farms
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| 10-25 |
Fall Sampling Predicts Odds of Slug-gish Spring
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| 10-25 |
Livestock Markets Could Run With the Bulls in 2003
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| 10-22 |
Corn Borer Worms Its Way into Few indiana Crops
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| 10-22 |
'treeage' Ranks Plant Problems, Treatment Options
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| 10-18 |
Ag Answrs: Break It Up! Strip Tillage Loosens Compacted Soil
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| 10-18 |
Now's the Time to Review, Rewrite Farmland Leases
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| 10-15 |
An Apple A Day Not Enough for Consumers This Year
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| 10-15 |
Germplasm Collection Preserves Plant Species
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| 10-15 |
Fall Herbicides Wage Cold War On Winter Weeds
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| 10-11 |
Grain Workshop Puts Learning in Palm of Your Hand
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| 10-11 |
Herbicide-treated Mulch Effective A Lo-o-ong Time
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| 10-9 |
Research Shows Crop Rotation A Weed Motivation
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| 10-9 |
For Good Grass forage, Mind Your Ph's and Q's
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| 10-9 |
Online tool Cuts Through Base Acre, Yield Options
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| 10-4 |
Soil Compaction Not Always Grounds for Deep Tillage
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| 10-4 |
Mane Event: Osu Sponsors Horse Pasture Field Day
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| 10-4 |
Fungal Disease assails Already Skimpy Pumpkin Crop
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| 10-1 |
Late-season Rain Hurting -- Not Helping -- Corn
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| 10-1 |
Golden Rule: Wheat Could Reclaim Ohio Crop Acres
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| 10-1 |
Wheat Will Make A 'stand' When Other Crops Won't
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September 2002 |
| 9-27 |
Stressful Farm Life Calls for Personal Changes.
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| 9-27 |
Soybean Harvest A Painful Reminder of Poor Season
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| 9-27 |
Economist: Weather + Market Boom = Wheat Revival
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| 9-27 |
Online Resource Aids Farmers Marketing Gmo Corn.
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| 9-24 |
Field Day About Living Farm Life to Its Fullest
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| 9-24 |
Crop Irrigation An Idea That's Not All Wet
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| 9-24 |
Farm input Costs Likely to increase in 2003
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| 9-20 |
Meeting Addresses Pasture Management issues
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| 9-20 |
'underground' Research Examines Soybean Root Diseases
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| 9-20 |
Milk Money: Farm Bill increases Dairy
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| 9-17 |
Osu Study: Droughts Don't Dry Up Farm Receipts
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| 9-17 |
For Good Grass forage, Mind Your Ph's and Q's
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| 9-17 |
If All Else Fails, Turn Soybeans into forage
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| 9-13 |
Anthrax-fighting Gas Also Kills Food-borne Bacteria
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| 9-13 |
For Good Grass forage, Mind Your Ph's and Q's
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| 9-13 |
Sick Leaf: Diseases Riddling Weakened Corn Crop
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| 9-11 |
Agriculture Better Prepared for Possible Terrorism
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| 9-11 |
U.s. Agriculture Not Immune to Terrorist Threat
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| 9-10 |
Grain Markets Uncertain What Price is Right
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| 9-10 |
Experts Ready to Field Farm Bill Questions at Fsr
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| 9-10 |
For Good Grass forage, Mind Your Ph's and Q's
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| 9-6 |
Agricultural Summit Elevates Seed issues, Rules
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| 9-6 |
At 40, Farm Science Review Looking Better Than Ever
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| 9-6 |
There'll Be Room to Spare in Storage for '02 Crop
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| 9-3 |
Give forages A Break -- they've Had A Rough Summer
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| 9-3 |
Lodging Could Be Corn's Down-fall Before Harvest
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| 9-3 |
New Greenhouses Raise the Roof … and Close It, too
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August 2002 |
| 8-30 |
Corn Up to Its 'droopy' Ears in Dehydration
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| 8-30 |
Sds, Nematodes Partners in Crime Against Soybeans
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| 8-30 |
For Good Grass forage, Mind Your Ph's and Q's
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| 8-27 |
Program Examines A Weighty Subject: Light Calves
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| 8-27 |
Poor Halloween Pumpkins A Frightful Possibility
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| 8-27 |
Soils That Take On Water Are Crops' Life Preservers
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| 8-23 |
Weather Fears Shouldn't Cloud Wheat Decisions
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| 8-23 |
For Good Grass forage, Mind Your Ph's and Q's
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| 8-23 |
Tour De forage: 'twilight' Event Packed With info
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| 8-20 |
Blackberries Warm Up to Mild Ohio Winter
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| 8-20 |
At Purdue Ag Outlook Meetings, the Future is Now
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| 8-20 |
It Looks Dry, But Some Corn's too Wet for Silage
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| 8-16 |
Sweltering Animals Cost Producers Cold, Hard Cash
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| 8-16 |
'green' Acres: Survey Says Farmland Values Higher
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| 8-13 |
Producers Need to Cool It for Overheated Livestock
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| 8-13 |
Web Survey Measures Biosecurity Education Needs
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| 8-12 |
Estimates Point to Poor Fall Harvest, Experts Say
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| 8-9 |
For Good Grass forage, Mind Your Ph's and Q's
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| 8-9 |
Farmland Trumps Stocks
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| 8-6 |
Higher Crop Yields, Lower Costs Spelled C.o.r.n.
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| 8-6 |
Agronomist: Only Rain Will Save Soybean Crop Now
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| 8-6 |
Purdue Field Days Address Problems That Crop Up
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| 8-2 |
Web Sites Provide Drought Management information
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| 8-2 |
Indiana Soybeans Lamenting, 'how Dry I Am'
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| 8-2 |
Osu Strawberry Researchers Pull Out the Plastic
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July 2002 |
| 7-30 |
You'll Get Dirty, But Wiser at Purdue forage Clinic
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| 7-30 |
Soybean Aphids off to A Slow Start This Season
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| 7-30 |
For Good Grass forage, Mind Your Ph's and Q's
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| 7-26 |
Ohio Cornfields Just Dying for A Good Soaking
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| 7-26 |
Researcher to Discuss Berries, Cancer Prevention
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| 7-26 |
Parched Soybeans Mite-y Tasty to Tiny Spiders
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| 7-24 |
Crops Stressed Out by infrequent, inadequate Rain
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| 7-24 |
Ohio Law Now Permits Paylean Use in Show Pigs
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| 7-23 |
Seminars Tackle tough Farm Bill Questions
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| 7-23 |
Purdue Research Leads to Faster Johne's Diagnoses
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| 7-23 |
Tour Showcases Berry Successful Ohio Farms
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| 7-23 |
Wheat Shows Its Maturity as Weather Turns Hot, Dry
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| 7-19 |
For Good Grass forage, Mind Your Ph's and Q's
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| 7-19 |
For Good Grass forage, Mind Your Ph's and Q's
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| 7-19 |
For Good Grass forage, Mind Your Ph's and Q's
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| 7-16 |
Farmland Seen as Hot New Global Warming Solution
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| 7-16 |
A Greenhouse Will Get It If You Don't Come Clean
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| 7-16 |
Nematodes Picking On Weakened Soybean Plants
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| 7-12 |
Got Enough to Retire? Web Site Crunches Numbers
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| 7-12 |
Take Your Pick of Raspberries, But Do It Soon
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| 7-12 |
Osu School Teaches Artificial insemination Skills
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| 7-10 |
New Soybean Gene Shows Resistant to Phytophthora
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| 7-9 |
Cold, Hard Facts: May Frosts Reducing Wheat Yields
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| 7-9 |
Poor Prices Could Hog-tie Pork Producers Again
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| 7-2 |
Leap into Action When Leafhoppers attack Alfalfa
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| 7-2 |
It's A New Day for Rescheduled Muck Crops Event
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| 7-2 |
Healthier tomato Might Ketchup With Cancer Yet
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June 2002 |
| 6-28 |
Federal Program Replacing indiana Lamb Checkoff
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| 6-28 |
Armyworms Setting Up installations in Corn, Wheat
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| 6-25 |
Weed Day Compares Products That'll Knock 'em Dead
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| 6-25 |
For Good Grass forage, Mind Your Ph's and Q's
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| 6-25 |
New Ethanol Process Fueled by Cornfield Residue
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| 6-21 |
Fungal Disease Could Plague No-till Corn Crops
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| 6-21 |
Ginseng Research Rooted in Future Farm Profits
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| 6-21 |
Farmer Workshop Covers 48 topics in Four Days
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| 6-21 |
Turkey Producers Extend Check-off Program
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| 6-18 |
Couldn't Plant Crops? forage Ahead With Grasses
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| 6-18 |
Tour Series Spotlights Farm Marketing Successes
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| 6-18 |
Wheat Production Keeps Going Down the Grain
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| 6-14 |
Late-planted Crops Could Be in for Heap of Troubl
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| 6-14 |
Judgment Days Loom On Soybean Seed Decisions
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| 6-11 |
Farm tour Showcases top-performing Operations
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| 6-7 |
Farm Bill A Plus for Both Environment, Farmers
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| 6-7 |
Dutch Treat: Purdue forage Day offers Dairy tour
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| 6-4 |
Traffic Report: Proceed Carefully On Wet Fields
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| 6-4 |
Rootworms Less Likely to Pester Farmers This Year
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| 6-4 |
Conservation Receives Big Slice of Farm Bill Pie
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May 2002 |
| 5-31 |
Bees Do A Honey of A Pollination Job On Berries
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| 5-31 |
Farm Bill Stretches Safety Net Under More U.s. Ag
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| 5-31 |
Homeland Security Programs Get Usda Funding Boost
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| 5-31 |
Soil Test Gets Passing Marks On Ease, Accuracy
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| 5-31 |
Soil Test Gets Passing Marks On Ease, Accuracy
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| 5-31 |
Bees Do A Honey of A Pollination Job On Berries
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| 5-28 |
Pesticide Recertification Program Goes Online
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| 5-28 |
Voles Don't Eat Like A Mouse in No-till Fields
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| 5-28 |
Continuous Soybean Acres Prime Targets for Disease
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| 5-24 |
Decision Time Approaching On Early Maturing Corn
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| 5-24 |
Weed Fields No Field of Dreams for Farmers
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| 5-24 |
After Rain, Cold, Wheat May Be Worse for the Wear
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| 5-23 |
Numbers Say It is Time to Switch to Soybeans
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| 5-23 |
Agronomic Reasons Abound for Not Shucking Corn
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| 5-21 |
Consumers Want Quality to Go to A Cabbage's Head
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| 5-21 |
Workshops Take Mystery Out of Crop Problems
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| 5-21 |
While You Wait to Plant, Check On Crop insurance
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| 5-17 |
Higher Corn Prices Could Emerge From Soggy Spring
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| 5-17 |
Crop Planting, Hay Harvest On A Collision Course
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| 5-17 |
Late Corn Crop May Squeeze Silage Supplies
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| 5-16 |
Rainy Spring Loosening Its Grip On Farmers?
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| 5-14 |
Pests Waiting in the Wings to Bother Soybeans
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| 5-14 |
Group Studies Broad Spectrum of Biotech issues
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| 5-14 |
Hay there! forage Day offers Management Advice
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| 5-10 |
Study asks: What Makes Consumers Hail A Cabbage?
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| 5-10 |
Workshop Shows Composting is Worth Mulch More
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| 5-10 |
Broadcast Gives Nitty-gritty Details of Farm Bill
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| 5-10 |
Corn Hybrids Adaptable in Late-planted Years
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| 5-8 |
Lost Planting Days Not Time to Panic, Specialists Say
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| 5-7 |
Delayed Fieldwork A Recipe for Spray Drift Problems
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| 5-7 |
Researchers Put their Beans together at Soy Center
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| 5-3 |
Busy Soil Microbes Provide Macro Field Benefits
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| 5-3 |
Space-age Maps Show What's On Every Hoosier Acre
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| 5-3 |
Grape Pest May Be Headed to Cluster's Last Stand
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| 5-2 |
Previous Years Prove Late-planted Corn isn't History
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April 2002 |
| 4-30 |
Better Beans: Ohio State Unveils Six Soy Varieties
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| 4-30 |
Osu Study to Examine Agri-terrorism Preparedness
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| 4-30 |
Too Wet to Plant Corn? then Play by the 'rules'
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| 4-26 |
April Warmth Helps Wheat Crop Spring Back to Life
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| 4-26 |
Ground to A Halt: Planting Slowed by Soggy Fields
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| 4-26 |
Soils, Herbicides Not Always Made for Each Other
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| 4-23 |
Fertilizing Corn Can Wait, Planting Crop Can't
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| 4-23 |
Seminar Sells Ag Audience On Customer Service
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| 4-19 |
Slugs Hatching, Gorging themselves On Ohio Fields
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| 4-19 |
Study: Anti-biotech Europeans Ignore Food Labels
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| 4-19 |
Checkoff Vote Continues Develop-mint-al Programs
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| 4-16 |
Inoculants Support Soybeans to the N-th Degree
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| 4-16 |
Computer Program Aids in Manure Management
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| 4-12 |
Osu Center Will Study, Promote Farm Safety
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| 4-12 |
Cold Soils Should Cool Farmers' Desires to Plant
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| 4-12 |
Selenium Study Shows Berries Uptake It All in
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| 4-9 |
Law Exempts Farmers From Licensing, inspection
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| 4-9 |
Program Brings Lumber issues Out of the Woodwork
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| 4-5 |
Get Outta town! Best Farmland Just Beyond Cities
|
| 4-5 |
Alfalfa insect Doesn't Like Hairs in Its Food
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| 4-5 |
For Good Grass forage, Mind Your Ph's and Q's
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| 4-2 |
Answer to Soil Compaction Lies Way Down Deep
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| 4-2 |
Leaf Blight Could Give Corn Hybrids A Sick Feeling
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| 4-2 |
Dairy Conference Focuses On Nutrition, Health
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March 2002 |
| 3-29 |
Hog Wild: Larger Pig Herds Could Depress Prices
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| 3-29 |
Usda: More Corn, Fewer Soybean Acres This Year
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| 3-29 |
One (or More) A Day : Raspberries Vitamin-rich
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| 3-26 |
New Confined Feeding Rules Require Documentation
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| 3-26 |
Plow Through Pros, Cons When Considering Tillage
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| 3-26 |
Trials Judge Which White Corn Makes the Food Grade
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| 3-22 |
Dairy Workshops Address Pricing, Marketing issues
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| 3-22 |
For Good Grass forage, Mind Your Ph's and Q's
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| 3-22 |
Wheat Finds It's Not Easy Being Green This Early
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| 3-19 |
Proposed Research Lab Could Lead to Safer Food
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| 3-19 |
Weather Data Gives Researchers A Head's Up On Scab
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| 3-19 |
Farm Numbers Down, Crop Value Up in indiana
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| 3-15 |
Dairy Workshops Address Pricing, Marketing issues
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| 3-15 |
Search is On for Slug-killing Nematode Species
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| 3-15 |
Counties Crop Up Among indiana's Best in 2001
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| 3-12 |
Soy Story: More Uses for Oil May Be On Horizon
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| 3-12 |
Osu Develops Animal Welfare Teaching Guides
|
| 3-12 |
Conference Helps Women Keep Farm, Family together
|
| 3-8 |
Economists: Farm Bill Amendment Raises Red Flags
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| 3-8 |
Geospatial Program's Potential Out of This World
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| 3-5 |
Plant Gene Research Has Crop Yield Implications
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| 3-5 |
Proper Planting Methods Give Corn Reason to Stand
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| 3-5 |
At Osu Centers, Cows Line Up and Take A Number
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| 3-1 |
Lady Beetles' Sweet tooth A Concern for Growers
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| 3-1 |
Seminars Show What It Takes to Grow organic Crops
|
| 3-1 |
Going, Going, Gone? indiana Wheat Acres Dip Again
|
| 3-1 |
Aquaculture Program Examines Fishy Business
|
February 2002 |
| 2-26 |
Nobel Winner: Without Technology, Millions Starve
|
| 2-26 |
Study Compares Cost Effectiveness of Gps Systems
|
| 2-26 |
Hoosier Popcorn May Pop to the top Once Again
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| 2-22 |
Association Keeps Agriculture On High-tech Edge
|
| 2-22 |
Training Helps Pesticide Applicators Take the Test
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| 2-22 |
Bale Out: indiana Hay Acres, Production Plunge
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| 2-19 |
Consortium Hones Ag Employers' Personnel Skills
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| 2-19 |
Nobel Prize-winning Geneticist to Speak at Osu
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| 2-19 |
Program Makes Big Cheeses Out of Small Dairies
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| 2-19 |
Cattle Course Beefs Up Producers' Knowledge
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| 2-15 |
Seminar Emphasizes Environmentally Safe Farming
|
| 2-15 |
Leaf It Alone: Soybean Lines Resist Defoliating Pests
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| 2-14 |
Mulches Shorten Conversion Time to No-till
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| 2-14 |
Ohio Peanuts? It Could Happen If Temps Keep Rising
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| 2-12 |
Smooth Pigweed Turning Up Its Snout to Herbicides
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| 2-12 |
Conference Helps Small Farms Earn Bigger Profits
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| 2-12 |
Sheep School Educates Producers On the Lamb
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| 2-8 |
Book Puts Crop Problems in A Farmer's Hip Pocket
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| 2-8 |
Seminar Trumpets Benefits of Zone Tillage
|
| 2-8 |
No-till Farmers often Slug It Out With Slimy Pest
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| 2-5 |
Congress Won't forget Farmers, Usda officials Say
|
| 2-5 |
Strawberry Bud Weevil Likes Living On the Edge
|
| 2-1 |
Beef Program Benefits Regional Cattle Producers
|
| 2-1 |
No Ticket? No Problem -- Fish Fry Broadcast On Web
|
| 2-1 |
Economists: Farm Bill Might Not Cover 2002 Crops
|
January 2002 |
| 1-29 |
Study Seeks Secret to Hog-wild Pig Growth
|
| 1-29 |
Check-off Vote Decides Mint's Condition
|
| 1-29 |
Grain Drain: Wheat Acres Drop in Ohio, indiana
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| 1-25 |
Expo Marks the Spot for Conservation Tillage Talk
|
| 1-25 |
Nursery Production Going to 'pot' ... and Thriving
|
| 1-25 |
Usda Grants Promote Sustainable Agriculture
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| 1-22 |
Tillage Conference Brings issues Down to Earth
|
| 1-22 |
'crinkly Beans' the Latest Wrinkles in Soy Crops
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| 1-18 |
Organic Mulches Give Soil Grounds for Fertility
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| 1-18 |
Pasteurized or Fresh-pressed? Consumers Can't De-cider
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| 1-17 |
Feeding Frenzy: Workshops Focus On Cost Control
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| 1-15 |
Ohioans Want Farmers to Give them the Raspberries
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| 1-15 |
Nursery Course Examines A Rose by Any Other Name
|
| 1-15 |
'well'ness Program Evaluates Rural Drinking Water
|
| 1-11 |
Treated Mulches Not All Bark, No Bite With Weeds
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| 1-11 |
Osu Studies Manure Pathogens, Links to Illness
|
| 1-11 |
So Happy together: Workshop Smoothes Co-owner Farm Problems
|
| 1-8 |
Feed Additive Main Entre at Osu Pork Meetings
|
| 1-8 |
Conference Celebrates Agriculture's Feminine Side
|
| 1-8 |
More Rootworm Beetles No-shows in Ohio Soybeans
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| 1-4 |
Horticultural Congress Ripe With Growing Tips
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| 1-4 |
Wholly Cow! indiana Dairy Expansion Leads Nation
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