2009 Central Ohio Agronomy Day

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  • AgNR
  • Licking County
When Dec 18, 2009
from 08:45 AM to 03:15 PM
Where OSU/COTC Newark Campus - Founders Hall
Contact Name
Contact Phone 740-670-5315
Attendees Progressive Crop Producers
Agronomy Service Industry
Certified Crop Advisors
Commercial Pesticide Applicators
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The 2009 Central Ohio Agronomy Day will be held on Friday, December 18, 2009 at OSU/COTC Newark Campus in Founders Hall.  The program will begin at 9:00 a.m. (check-in registration begins at 8:00 a.m.) with Tony Vyn a Purdue University Agronomist with a presentation titled:  Optimum Nutrient Placement in No-Till and Strip-Till Corn Since RTK Guidance.  For a detailed brochure click on the following link:  Central Ohio Agronomy Day Brochure2009 Central Ohio Agronomy Day Brochure

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