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October 5 , 2004
Improving Grape Quality with Precision Agriculture. more...

September 10 , 2004
Eyeing Agriculture Technology at Farm Science Review. more...

June 25, 2004
Regional Crop, Livestock Conference Aug. 16-17 in Springfield 'Brings Technology to a New Level.' "Equipping Today's Agriculture with Technology" is the theme of the conference. more...

February 12, 2004
Precision Ag Technology Worth It, According to Farm Survey. The benefits of adopting precision agriculture technologies far exceed the costs required to use such systems, according to a 2003 survey of Ohio farmers. more... See also Research Article (pdf)

January 21, 2004
New Technology Seminars at the Conservation Tillage and Technology Conference. Improve your technology productivity by coming and listening to our computer technology experts. Held in conjunction with the Ohio Conservation Tillage and Technology Conference, February 26, 2004, 1-5 pm at the Ohio Northern University, Ada, Ohio. Sponsored by the Ohio Agricultural Technologies Association. more...

 

 

 

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