Monday, February 28, 2011

More Webinars available from Extension.org

Along with tomorrow's webinar, there are several more available on the extension.org website.
Topics include GMO contaminations, Local food systems, and organic no-till.
Vist http://www.extension.org/article/25242
for more information.
For previously recorded sessions, please visit http://www.extension.org/article/24989
and http://www.extension.org/organic_production

Food Systems Webinar

There will be a webinar available on Tuesday, March 1st at 2:00 pm. The topic is: "North Carolina's Statewide Initiative for Building a Local Food Economy" by Dr. Nancy Creamer and Teisha Wymore, NCSU.
Please register at www.extension.org/article/31868


The Webinar will describe the Center for Environmental Farming Systems statewide Local Foods Initiative in North Carolina, and highlight some of the accomplishments, partnerships, and priorities for action. A key initiative, The 10% Campaign, will be described in detail.

Monday, February 14, 2011

Equine Business Management

Purdue has requested horse owners/enthusiasts to provide information on the economic impact of the horse industry in Indiana.
Please take a few minutes to fill out this survey.
It can be found at http://som.purduecal.edu/survey/

Thank you!

Friday, February 4, 2011

February Calendar

Hello all!
I have been reposting the google calendar every month. Notice you can go back to a previous month, or look ahead to a new month!
Also, if you have a google calendar of your own, you can add my scheduled events to your own so you won't miss it!
Thanks!

Wednesday, February 2, 2011

Oprah's Challenge

I thought this was a very interesting article!
I watched the episode last night and was very proud of Cargill's presentation of their processing plant! I thought they answered every question and concern very well!
Here was someone else's opinion:
http://haley-farms.com/blog/2011/02/01/oprah’s-one-week-challenge

Growing for Market session

Some of you may have already heard the Growing for Market session scheduled for tonight has been cancelled. Unfortunately the speakers are unable to make it to the meeting site in Hancock county, as there is pretty severe weather up North! I suppose the internet can't always solve this problem! :) The program will continue as scheduled next week, Wednesday at 6:30 in the Dryden room at the new extension office. AS for this week, I am still waiting to hear from the speakers as to when they will reschedule! Stay tuned for that update.