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The 2008 Midwest Organic Production & Marketing Conference and Trade Show

by Demeter last modified January 22, 2008 04:02 PM

Recap and resources

Keynotes

“Agriculture—The Secret Weapon to Global Warming”

Tim LaSalle, CEO, Rodale Institute



“The Corporate Takeover of Organic Agriculture and Who Really Owns the Organic Label?”

Mark Kastel, The Cornucopia Institute


Economics

Marketing and Economics of Organic Grain

Gary Reding and Corinne Alexander

Emerging Marketing Opportunities for Organic Farmers

John Pike

Economics of Organic Production

Joel Gruver

Organic Price Reporting

Cordell Givens

Proper Post Harvest Handling of Fruits and Vegetables for Wholesale Markets

Jim Slama and Ben Perkins

Marketing Organic Grain

Roger Hendricker

I-57 Corridor – Getting Local Illinois Food Into Chicago

Wes Jarrell

Cooperative Marketing for Organic Growers

Duane Baker and Panel

General Session –“Selling Organic Products into the Chicago Wholesale Markets”

Jim Slama, Ben Perkins and Lori Tatreau

Livestock

Organic Hog Production, Improving Genetics and Herd Health

Tracy Harper

Organic Dairy Farming at a Land Grant University

Kevin Brussel

Organic and All-Natural Beef and Hogs

Gary Reding, Doug and Donna Sassman

Pasture Raised Poultry – Production and Marketing

Jody and Beth Osmund

Certifying Organic Livestock

Karen Kinstetter, Mark King, and Gene Prochaska

Making Hay the Organic Way

Gary Reding and Jack Erisman

Moving toward Stability and Mutual Profitability: Developing a Direct Farmer-to-Farmer Marketing Program for Organic Feed Crops

Lowell Rheinheimer

Producing Organic Feeds

Gary Zimmer

Agronomic Crops

Soil Fertility Practices on Organic Vegetable Farms: Don't Always Believe What You Think

Leslie Cooperband, John Hendrickson, and Samuel Pratsch

Training Your Extension Educator on Organic Production

Kathleen Delate

Weed Management in Organic Field Crops: An Ecological Approach

Adam Davis, Dale Mutch, and Liz Maynard

The Competitive Environment in Natural/Organic Foods: The Guerrilla Marketing Advantage

Mark Kastel

Organic Nitrogen Research Trial for Tomato Production

Dale Mutch

Serious Disease Issues in Organic Vegetable Production in the Midwest: Possible Integrated Disease Management Strategies

Mohammad Babadoost

Emerging Pest Issues for Midwest Organic Farmers

Kathleen Delate and Sue Ratcliffe

The Art of Tillage for Corn, Soybean and Wheat

Joel Gruver

Managing Diseases and Insects Organically

Dan Egel and Rick Weinzierl

Horticultural Crops


Tillage Systems and Equipment for Vegetables

Todd Statzer

Organic Products for Pest Control in Fruits and Vegetables: Loretta

Ortiz-Ribbing, Rick Wienzerl, and John Masiunas

Fresh Produce Food Safety for Organic Growers

Shari Plimpton

Organic Fruit Tree Production

Rick Foster

Unraveling the Mysterious OMRI List

David DeCou

Organic Certification 101

Karen Kinstetter

Organic Agriculture: Labor and Other Legal Issues

Bryan Endres

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