This year’s Farm Science Review will give farmers an edge — a cutting edge, to be exact.
Sponsored by CFAES, including OARDC, Farm Science Review features the latest agricultural practices, research and technology, said Chuck Gamble, manager of the event, set for Sept. 22-24 at the college’s Molly Caren Agricultural Center in London, Ohio.
The massive annual trade show is all about learning new tips, techniques and information to help producers increase their farm operation’s bottom line, Gamble said. Its theme is “Sharp Ideas, Sharp Equipment and Sharp Results.”
“As we encounter challenging economic times, it becomes even more important for farmers and producers to find the best information for their farm operations to remain solvent and to thrive,” he said. “We farmers have to operate as smart as we can in a challenging economy.
“Attending Farm Science Review can help farmers align their farm operations with better, smarter decisions.”
“Attending Farm Science Review can help farmers align their operations with better, smarter decisions.”—Chuck Gamble
Ohio’s No. 1 ag event
- Now in its 53rd year, Farm Science Review is nationally known as Ohio’s premier agricultural event, Gamble said. Total annual attendance usually tops 130,000 people.
- Featured this year will be workshops, displays and other sessions by experts from OARDC and OSU Extension, and Purdue University too, and more than 4,000 product lines from 620 commercial exhibitors.
- To contact the source: Chuck Gamble at gamble.19@osu.edu.