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Off The Cob
By Jennifer CrichtonNatural Sciences
Off The Cob episodes
- As Fiscal Year Closes, Niemeyer Offers Insight into Leadership, Future for FarmersThe Off the Cob podcast series sat down with Niemeyer to discuss his insight into the future, which he bases in what he learned over the past three years5 min
- Field Notes Visits with Maryland Farmer Schmidt on Harvest 2013Field Notes checks in with Maryland Farmer Jennie Schmidt on Harvest 20135 min
- Field Notes Looks Back on Texas Corn Crop of 2013Field Notes checks in with Texas farmer Jay Beckhusen5 min
- Field Notes Talks to Farmer in Maryland about What Harvest May HoldField Notes checks in with Maryland farmer Jennie Schmidt5 min
- Field Notes Talks Crop Condition with Texas Farmer Jay BeckhusenTexas farmer Jay Beckhusen has already begun to harvest his corn crop.5 min
- Field Notes Talks Crop Condition with Farmer Andy Jobman in NebraskaJobman explains how corn matures and what impact the progress toward maturity might have on the crop.5 min
- NCGA 2014 First Vice President Elect Bowling Talks Experience, IssuesOff the Cob caught up with Chip Bowling to discuss his experience, leadership style and perspective on the issues facing corn farmers today.5 min
- Corn Board Member Wesley Spurlock Seeks Second TermWesley Spurlock, a native Texan, brings a nuanced view on a variety of subjects to the National Corn Growers Association’s Corn Board.5 min
- Holzfaster Running for Reelection to NCGA Corn BoardA native Nebraskan, Holzfaster provides unique perspective when balancing issues involving the interaction between the livestock and ethanol markets.5 min
- Corn Board Candidate TaylorAlready an experienced leader at both the state and national level, Paul Taylor brings a dedicated approach and well-honed skillset to a leadership position.5 min
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Regular reports on issues important to corn growers and the consuming public.