Markets, Economy and Policy Covered at Ohio State Ag Outlook Meetings This Winter

Nov 06, 2009

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The program, hosted by Ohio State's Department of Agricultural, Environmental and Development Economics, features eight meetings being held throughout Ohio in November and December. For a complete schedule of events, log on to http://aede.osu.edu/programs/outlook.

The meetings will be held at the following dates and locations:

  • Celina: Nov. 17, 11 a.m. lunch meeting, Celina Eagles Lodge #1291, 1400 State Route 703. Topics: Grains & Biofuels, Dairy Outlook, Input Costs and Farmland Values/Rents. To register, contact OSU Extension, Mercer County, 419-586-2179.
  • Urbana: Nov. 17, 6 p.m. Topics: Grains & Biofuels, Input Costs, and Farmland Values/Rents. To register, contact OSU Extension, Champaign County, 937-484-1526.
  • Wooster: Nov. 24, Time TBA. Topics: Grains & Biofuels, Dairy Outlook, and Economics of Cap and Trade. To register, call 330-264-8722.
  • Waldo: Dec. 3, Lunch meeting. Topics: Grains & Biofuels, Input Costs, Farmland Values/Rents, and Macro Economics. To register, contact OSU Extension, Delaware County, 740-833-2030.
  • Circleville: Dec. 3, Dinner meeting. Topics: Grains & Biofuels, Input Costs, Farmland Values/Rents, and Macro Economics. To register, contact OSU Extension, Pickaway County, 740-474-7534.
  • Defiance: Dec. 7, 4:30 p.m. dinner meeting, Zion Lutheran Church, 1801 East Second St., Defiance. Topics: Grains & Biofuels, Input Costs, Farmland Values/Rents, and Macro Economics. To register, contact OSU Extension, Defiance County, 419-782-4771.
  • Ashland: Dec. 8, 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. lunch meeting, The Fraternal Order of Eagles, 400 Eastlake Drive, Ashland. Topics: Grains & Biofuels, Dairy Outlook, and Macro Economics. To register, contact Sutton Bank, 419-207-3644 or OSU Extension, Seneca County, 419-447-9722.
  • Attica: Dec. 8, dinner meeting from 4 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., Attica Fairgrounds, Social Hall, 15131 E. Township Road 12, Attica. Topics: Grains & Biofuels, Input Costs, Farmland Values/Rents, and Macro Economics. To register, contact Sutton Bank, 419-207-3644 or OSU Extension, Seneca County, 419-447-9722.
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