Welcome
to the Agroecosystems Management Program web site. We’re here to
help Ohio farms and rural communities, and all of you who depend
on them and want to see them prosper. How we’re going about it
is detailed throughout the site, but a quick and simple
description follows. All of us currently involved would welcome
your partnership in the work as well. I hope you find what
you’re looking for here and if not, please don’t hesitate to
contact us at
ampmail@osu.eduCasey
Hoy
Kellogg Endowed Chair in Agricultural Ecosystems Management
The Agroecosystems Management Program
is a unique interdisciplinary program
based at the OARDC campus of The Ohio State University.
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Applying ecological principles to balance clean water and
fertile soil, strong supportive communities and prosperous
farms.
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Conducting research and developing solutions through
collaboration among many disciplines.
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Creating opportunities to reinvigorate Ohio’s diverse
agricultural community.
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Supporting the wise use of energy and resources for the
profitable production and marketing of wholesome food for
all Ohioans.
This balance creates sustainable
agriculture.
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2nd Annual Stinner Summit

Friday, September 19, 2008
9:30 to 4pm
The Main Barn
at Malabar
Farm
Lucas, Ohio
Registration is Required
register 2nd Stinner Summit.asp
Please join us
for a gathering of those who share Ben ’s vision.
Ben
Stinner had a clear and compelling vision: agroecosystems that
preserve high environmental quality, sustain health and
community among farms and neighbors, and do so in concert with
nature.
Each year, the attendees at the Stinner Summit will choose a
project for the upcoming year.
Last year’s choice was the Leap into Local Foods workshop
and launch of the Ohio Local Food Systems Collaborative. On Sept. 19, we will review and acknowledge achievements for the
past year and decide on a project for next year with continuing
support from the Ben Stinner Endowment. We'll also celebrate
with a great meal together, featuring the bounty of Ohio farms.
call 330.202.3537 for more information
For directions to Malabar Farm:
http://www.malabarfarm.org/
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