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Farmers To Share Their Uses Of Computers At MU Meeting At Osage Beach, Feb. 14-15 COLUMBIA, MO.


Feb. 14-15 meeting at Osage Beach. They meet to share their ideas and learn from others. It’s a second try for


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Computers on the Farm this year. A January meeting was snowed out, says Kent Shannon, agri- cultural engineer, Uni- versity


Extension, Columbia. In much of the program


farmers talk to farmers. “Farmers are innova-


tors and like to share,” Shannon says. “The pro- gram continues being updated as new ideas come forth.” Uses of farm computers


range from bookkeeping to precision agriculture. MU specialists add new


armers will learn


new ways to farm with computers at a


ideas as well. Shannon keeps up on tracking drones for crop scouting. Tracking of grazing


paddocks for rotational grazing by cows becomes easier with computer apps. Now home assistant


devices are available. Micro Bit computers will be shown at work. Attendees should bring


of Missouri


their computers and mo- bile devices. There will be show-and-tell plus work sessions. Leaders will show new equipment. The meeting is for the


whole family, Shannon says. Sometimes young people help older family members. Programs help all users from beginners to most advanced. One reason for post-


poning the January meeting was schools


were closed for severe weather. "School buses couldn't bring FFA mem- bers who attend," Shan- non said.


This long-running con- ference will be held in the


same place as before, but the resort name has changed: Margaritaville Lake Resort, 494 Tan Tar A Drive, Osage Beach. Special off-season room


rates apply. Call 800- 826-8272 for reserva-


tions. Register for the event at


agebb.missouri.edu/cotf. For more information,


contact Shannon at 573- 445-9792 or


shan- nond@missouri.edu.


Registration fees in-


clude meals and materi- als. “Bring the family and


make a vacation at the Lake,” Shannon says. “It can be a weekend away.” ∆


Crop Insurance Audits: How To Prepare Outlined In NALC Bulletin


can lead to many farm- ers relying on the Federal Crop Insurance Program to soften the blow of a rough growing season. However, producers rely- ing on this program should be prepared for a


E FAYETTEVILLE, ARK.


xcessive rain paired with less than ideal market conditions


potential crop insurance audit. Higher crop insurance


claims can trigger the Risk


Management


Agency’s crop insurance “indemnity review,” often referred to as a crop in- surance audit. Producers with crop insurance claims over $200,000 will be subject to the


mandated indemnity re- view. To help producers pre-


pare for these audits, the National Agricultural Law Center partnered with Peggy Kirk Hall and Chris Zoller from Ohio State University Exten- sion to publish “Prepar- ing for a Crop Insurance Audit.”


thors provide general in- formation


In this bulletin, the au- to


help


producers know if they should expect an audit and what to expect if one occurs. The bulletin ad- dresses topics such as who conducts audits, re- quirements for the au- dits, timelines and much


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