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Give Yourself The Gift Of Education With December’s Farm Office Live

By Peggy Kirk Hall

 

The holiday season often leaves us short on time, but we hope you’ll have the time to devote to December’s Farm Office Live webinar this Friday, December 12 at 10 a.m.  The agenda includes two special guests:  Joshua Strine with Purdue’s Center for Commercial Agriculture, who will explain Purdue’s web-based Crop Basis Tool that provides access to corn and soybean basis data for local market regions in the eastern corn belt and Dr. Robert Mullen with Heritage Cooperative, who’ll share his knowledge of fertilizer market information and prices.  The Farm Office's Peggy Hall and Barry Ward  will also cover legislative and tax updates, and the Farm Office team will overview upcoming winter programs you won’t want to miss.

Attending is a gift of education you can give yourself during this busy time, and one that will keep giving through the coming year.  Here’s the complete December Farm Office Live line up:

  • Purdue’s Crop Basis Tool with Joshua Strine of Purdue’s Center for Commercial Agriculture.
  • Legislative Update from Peggy Hall of OSU’s Agricultural & Resource Law Program.
  • Fertilizer Market Info and Historical Fertilizer Prices with Robert Mullen, Vice President of Agricultural Technology for Heritage Cooperative.
  • Year End Tax Update from Barry Ward, OSU Income Tax Schools.
  • Winter Programs and Classes – Highlighting information on the Farm Office team’s Basics of Grain Marketing course, Planning for the Future of Your Farm Workshops, Food Business Central course, Organic Grains Conference, and Farm On course.
Source : osu.edu

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