1992-06 PAER

June 15, 1992

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  • Bringing On-Farm Fluid Fertilizer Storage into Compliance: What Will it Cost?
  • Visit the 1992 Indiana and Ohio Farm Management Tour
  • Can Moderate-Sized Swine Enterprises on Diversified Farms Compete with Large, Specialized Units?
  • Indiana Agriculture 2000: A Strategic Perspective
  • Changing Consumer Diets Alter Agriculture

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Bringing On-Farm Fluid Fertilizer Storage into Compliance: What Will It Cost?*

Duane Rogers, Graduate Research Assistant; and Jay T. Akridge, Associate Professor, and Associate Director of Center for Agricultural Business

Can Moderate-Sized Swine Enterprises on Diversified Farms Compete with Large, Specialized Units?

John E. Kadlec, Professor

Indiana Agriculture 2000: A Strategic Perspective

Lee F. Schrader, Professor

Changing Consumer Diets Alter Agriculture

Chris Hurt

Visit the 1992 Indiana and Ohio Farm Management Tour

Editor: Chris Hurt

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