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Listen to the following podcasts online or download to your computer or media device:
- Listen Online: Click the podcast icon and the podcast should automatically play in your computer's default media program. If you do not have a media player, one can be downloaded for free from Microsoft at the following link: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/download/AllDownloads.aspx
- Download to Computer: Right-click the podcast icon and select "Save Target As." Follow your computer's instructions to download and save to a location on your computer or media device.
| Topic | Author | Podcast | Script |
| Buying an Existing Business | Ginger S. Myers |
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| Customer Service | Shannon Dill, County Extension Director Extension Educator, College of Agriculture and Natural Resources University of MD Extension, Talbot County 410-822-1244, 410-822-5627 (fax) |
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| How to Start a Business in Maryland | Ginger S. Myers Regional Marketing Specialist for Agriculture and Natural Resources University of Maryland Extension |
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| Is Your Price Right? | Ginger S. Myers Regional Marketing Specialist for Agriculture and Natural Resources University of Maryland Extension |
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| Small Farm Economics | Shannon Dill, County Extension Director Extension Educator, College of Agriculture and Natural Resources University of MD Extension, Talbot County 410-822-1244, 410-822-5627 (fax) |
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| Small Farms | Shannon Dill, County Extension Director Extension Educator, College of Agriculture and Natural Resources University of MD Extension, Talbot County 410-822-1244, 410-822-5627 (fax) |
The following recorded webinars were developed by various agents and educators at University of Maryland Extension:
| Category | Descritpion |
Fruits and Vegetables
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Ethnic Specialty Vegetable Market Challenge |
Fruit Establishment Tactics to
Maximize our Coastal Plain
Advantage |
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Modern Vegetable Production Technology for Early Market |
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Sustainable Low-Input Strip-Till & No-Till Vegetable Planting
Tactics |
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Vegetable Herbicides for Controlling the Top 10 Weeds of Southern Maryland |
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Vineyard & Orchard Weed Control |
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Vineyard Establishment Supplies & Equipment |
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| Livestock | Marketing & Promotional Tools for Pasture Raised Beef - What Works? Ginger S. Myers, Regional Marketing Specialist University of Maryland Extension 301-432-2767 ext. 338 gmyers@umd.edu Format: Adobe Web Conference Added: 11/20/09 |
| Pasture Management | Handling Tall Fescue Toxicity Events Myers, R. David Senior Agent & Area Extension Educator, Agriculture & Natural Resources, Fruits & Vegetables & County Extension Director 410 222-6759 myersrd@umd.edu Format: Adbobe Web Conference |
| Pasture Herbicides Myers, R. David Senior Agent & Area Extension Educator, Agriculture & Natural Resources, Fruits & Vegetables & County Extension Director 410 222-6759 myersrd@umd.edu Format: Adbobe Web Conference |
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Pasture Management |
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| Poultry | Poultry Processing Exemptions Webinar |
| Mobile Processing Units - What's the state of the art? eXtension resource |
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| Regulatory | Multi-State Regulatory Review - Barriers and Opportunities for Maryland. Presented by Billie Best, Consultant and Advocate, North Egremont, MA. Presentation held on March 11, 2009 at the Changing Ag Markets Workshop - Processing for Profits: Moving from Concept to Consumers coordinated by the University of Maryland Extension. |
| Category | Description |
| Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) | CSA Farm; How Stuff Works. A CSA, or Community Supported Agriculture farm, provides a healthy alternative to corporate farming conglomerates. How Stuff Works. |
| Entrepreneurship | Cornell University's eClips: Cornell's premiere video clip collection on entrepreneurship, business and leadership. Wisdom from the journeys of entrepreneurs and other business leaders and experts. Over 13,600 video clips. Search for clips by theme, topic or collection. Topical index. |
| Farmers Markets | Farmers Market Marin County California; YouTube. |
| Fruits and Vegetables | Grow It Eat It! Salad Table; Martha Stewart Show. |
| Livestock Farming | Sustainable Livestock Farming: Promotional Video and Teaching Tool
Rumbleway Farm, Conowingo, MD Animal Welfare Aspects of Good Agricultural Practice Pig Farming Part 3 (Economic Aspects); YouTube. |
| Sustainable Farming Systems | UC Davis Sustainable Agricultural Farming Systems Project; YouTube. |
