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Watters named International Certified Crop Adviser of the Year
https://agnr.osu.edu/news/watters-named-international-certified-crop-adviser-year
the Crop Observation and Recommendation Network (CORN) newsletter and is a regular OCJ contributor ... Watters has influence on Ohio agronomic crop production education as co-coordinator of this 80 ... through his monthly CORN to go… page. Watters also serves as an informal mentor to new team members and ...
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Ohio State Researchers: Milk Date Labels Contribute to Food Waste
https://agnr.osu.edu/news/ohio-state-researchers-milk-date-labels-contribute-food-waste
formula. “If we make changes to the date labeling, we have to make sure the regulatory system understands ... on the carton or jug label has passed. But Ohio State University researchers say not so fast — that ... pasteurized milk is still good to drink past its sell-by date. Scientists in the College of Food, ...
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Farm income projections hold a bit of good news
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in 2014 and continued to do so until 2017, when it rose slightly before dropping again in 2018. “Even ... balance sheets, it’s the land values,” Brown said. Overall, the value of cropland in Ohio has changed very ... COLUMBUS, Ohio—Corn prices are on the rise, while soybean prices are projected to continue to dip ...
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Consider rotating use of GMO seeds to avoid resistance
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COLUMBUS, Ohio—It may be that a certain type of genetically modified corn or soybean seed works ... that can withstand glyphosate were followed by the creation of corn seeds that can also tolerate the ... chemical. So in a field where corn and soybeans are rotated, glyphosate could be used every year, multiple ...
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New Farm Bill Likely Won't Surprise Corn and Soybean Farmers
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COLUMBUS, Oh — Ohio corn and soybean farmers likely won’t see a lot of changes in the next federal ... the insurance program. “It’s hard for policy makers to make changes when the group they are trying to ... (CFAES) at The Ohio State University. “There’s momentum for minimal changes, but there are some key issues ...
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Tri-State Green Industry Conference
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fee increases from $80.00 to $90.00 Plan Your Day: “Schedule At-A-Glance” shows program topics, ...
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Farm Bill Could Help Farmers Weather Low Milk, Other Commodity Prices
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trade of American agricultural products. Both changes could help farmers at a time when revenues from ... selling milk, corn and soybeans have dipped and markets have shrunk. Under the new farm bill, dairy ... “This is not a trivial change,” said Carl Zulauf, an agricultural economist and professor emeritus with ...
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2018 Tri-State Green Industry Conference
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Garden. It features a variety of high quality education and training for professionals in the areas of ... extended! (Early registration must be received by Thursday, January 25th)- $80.00 Registration fee covers: seminar ...
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What will dicamba changes mean for farmers?
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and DuPont to change dicamba registration and labeling beginning with the 2018 growing season. EPA ... will have more responsibility for dicamba applications. The following registration and labeling changes ... upcoming changes might alleviate dicamba drift issues, but they also raise new concerns for farmers who ...
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Farm Science Review 2018: Plenty of Sunshine, a Larger Exhibit Area and Lots of Corn Hats
beneath the brim of free foam hats shaped like ears of corn. Farm Science Review, held Sept. 18-20, drew ... all-terrain vehicles, and talk about soybean tariffs and taxes. Though it didn’t rain this year as it did ... seeing the latest equipment run in field demonstrations,” Zachrich said. “There was truly something here ...