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SEEing the Possibilities
https://ati.osu.edu/april-17-2024/seeing-the-possibilities
to its success has just been included in a mental health grant from the Ohio Department of Higher ... meetings. These help supervisors learn about resources within the university, get ideas from other supervisors ... about techniques and tools they use with their students, and help each other with problem solving. One ...
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Freeze-Drying Fundamentals
https://fcs.osu.edu/events/freeze-drying-fundamentals
Freeze-Drying Fundamentals Are you curious about the process of freeze-drying? Do you want to ... know more about freeze-drying as a food preservation method? Would you like to taste a freeze-dried ... food? Join us for a 90-minute exploration with the freeze-dryer! There is no need to have freeze-drying ...
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It's Spring Cleaning Season, Which Can Clear Mental Cobwebs, Too
https://wayne.osu.edu/news/its-spring-cleaning-season-which-can-clear-mental-cobwebs-too
ignored during the long winter days. It’s a season of new and fresh beginnings, so many of us get into the ... “So, when a task is accomplished, our brains feel good, which reduces tension. It gives us the ... you’re done Laurie Sidle is an Ohio State University Extension Family and Consumer Sciences ...
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Agriculture Innovation Center to support value-added agriculture in northeast Ohio
One of Ohio’s most vibrant agricultural regions will be the recipient of a “one-stop shop,” ... Northeast Ohio Agriculture Innovation Center (NEO-AIC) is the result of an almost $1 million new grant from ... the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development, with matching in-kind funds of nearly ...
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Wood Destroying Insect Inspection- In-Person 11-13-24
https://pested.osu.edu/events/wood-destroying-insect-inspection-person-11-13-24-0
Inspection (Category 12) as required under the Ohio regulation. Training is conducted by the Ohio Pesticide ... Safety Education Program, Ohio State University Extension, and the Ohio Department of Agriculture, ... will be sent via U.S. mail, so please include a valid shipping address when registering. In order to ...
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Key To Alfalfa Growth Is Weed Control; Start Sooner Rather Than Later
https://wayne.osu.edu/news/key-alfalfa-growth-weed-control-start-sooner-rather-later
varieties, your best options are Clethodim (Select Max) or Poast. The 2024 Ohio Weed Control Guide also ... Influenza (HPAI) at the moment. From the information gathered, all the infected herds in both Ohio and ... manage their herd health program. And, lastly, with planting season upon us, most of our county ...
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The show will go on for farmers and Farm Science Review
Ohio farms are known for their resilience, which also holds true for The Ohio State University ... Zachrich, FSR manager. Before hitting Madison County, the tornado ravaged South Charleston, Ohio, known for ... conveniences, but this made us realize that having things spread out made a difference,” he said. “Our ...
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Common Plant Names Cause Common Misconceptions
https://wayne.osu.edu/news/common-plant-names-cause-common-misconceptions
shared with us about the native bush honeysuckle, he mentioned that this was a common reaction to the ... extremely aggressive non-native species, while Smooth and Staghorn Sumac are native to Ohio and are great ... what you think you are buying. The Ohio Division of Wildlife has a factsheet called “Alternatives to ...
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Gardening for Conservation Webinar Series- The Good, The Bad and the Hungry: Dealing with Wildlife in the Garden
Nature Conservancy and Ohio State University Extension. Wednesday, August 28 - Click on the event title ... encountered these issues. Many species of wildlife are living among us, in our communities and in our ...
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Gardening for Conservation Webinar Series- Rooting Out Trouble: Managing Invasive Plants in Your Landscape
Nature Conservancy and Ohio State University Extension. Wednesday, July 24- Click on the event title ... bush honeysuckle to barberry and burning bush, invasive plants are everywhere among us. And they’re ...