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Evaluating Site-Specific Soybean/Corn Management Systems in Ohio

Objectives include: 1) Assess variability and develop input strategies for corn/soybean systems at the MCAC and Farm Focus, 2) Share information through technology transfer activities.

Investigators: Nathan Watermeier, Agriculture and Natural Resources, Phil Rzewnicki, Horticulture and Crop Sciences

Contact: Nathan Watermeier

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