Ohio State University Extension
Ohio State University Extension brings the knowledge of the university directly to you. They fulfill the land-grant mission of The Ohio State University by interpreting knowledge and research developed by Extension and other faculty and staff at the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center, Ohio State main campus, and other land-grant universities – so Ohioans can use the scientifically based information to better their lives, businesses and communities.
The Extension system is the world’s largest non-formal educational system. Extension’s hallmark is programming delivered by professionals to address the needs of the local community while also addressing state, national, and global issues. Our practical educational programs combine the needs of local citizens and communities with new research and technical information.
Extension provides practical advice, sensible solutions, and realistic down-to-earth answers for ALL Ohioans. The faculty and staff of the Department of Food, Agricultural, and Biological Engineering (FABE) have extension appointments and work with many county extension offices as well as other agencies and organizations. We work closely with those outside of our department to solve problems locally and globally.
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eFields represents an Ohio State University program dedicated to advancing production agriculture through the use of field-scale research.
This program utilizes modern technologies and information to conduct on-farm studies with an educational and demonstration component used to help farmers and their advisors understand how new practices and techniques can improve farm efficiency and profitability. The program is also dedicated to delivering timely and relevant, data-driven, actionable information. Current projects are focused on precision nutrient management strategies and technologies to improve efficiency of fertilizer placement, enable on-farm evaluation, automate machine functionality, enhance placement of pesticides and seed, and to develop analytical tools for digital agriculture.
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The Journal begins with a small, relatively unknown company that has grown into one of the most successful agriculture publishers of today.
Each week High Plains Journal and Midwest Ag Journal cover 12 states with five editions in the core of production agriculture, reaching over 50,000 subscribers that include elite and influential producers managing diversified operations.
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Today’s top producers crave reliable, timely, in-depth information and ideas. Their expectations are met first by Farm Journal Media – one of America’s most respected and recognized media brands. Our integrated, multimedia channels converge on this passionately influential audience – so you are able to surround your customers and prospects with consistent and continual communications.
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