Small Farm Resource / OHIO
OSU South Centers Horticulture Program
Content
Program Description
- The OSU South Centers Horticulture
program explores and identifies
horticultural crop products, production
techniques, and marketing opportunities
for Ohio farmers profitability,
- Teaching
farmers how to adapt and adopt
production practices, equipment, and
markets to their localized and regional
conditions utilizing the existing
agricultural and economic infrastructure,
- Providing leadership for and facilitating
the development of new markets and
retail and wholesale marketing
infrastructures for Ohio,
- Supporting
the adoption, production, and marketing
of high value horticultural products,
- Evaluating current market opportunities,
determining feasibility of various
marketing options, and providing
leadership in the building of proposed
marketing systems,
- Conducting
production and market research and
educational programs with fresh market
fruits and vegetables such as berries,
tomatoes, peppers, and green industry
crops such as greenhouse, landscape
and nursery crops, to supply niche
markets which may provide value added
economic opportunities for farmers, and
- Developing horticultural crops that
can be profitably produced and
marketed by Ohio farmers that enhance
their family farm income.
Publications
Annual field research reports on berry,
vegetable, landscape crops and
greenhouse crops are prepared and
made available online:
http://southcenters.osu.edu/hort/.
Results of past field research trials are
also archived and available on our web
site. Hard copies of reports can be made
available upon request.
Contact
Brad Bergefurd,
Extension Educator, Horticulture,
OSU South Centers,
1864 Shyville Road,
Piketon, Ohio 45661.
Phone: (740) 289-3727 Extension 136
Fax: (740) 289-4591
Email: bergefurd.1@osu.edu
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