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Building African Food Security One Student at a Time
https://aede.osu.edu/news/building-african-food-security-one-student-time
agricultural students..Through iAGRI, more than half of the program’s participants have spent a year on a full ...
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OFVG Congress Offers Latest in Ag Technology
https://news-archive.cfaes.ohio-state.edu/news-release/ofvg-congress-offers-latest-ag-technology
technologies will have their plates full at the Ohio Fruit and Vegetable Growers Congress, being held Jan. ...
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Ohio Growers Looking to Double Profits with One System
turn big profits, but it takes careful management to make either system work to its full potential. ...
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Production Practices Recommended to Help Reduce Ear Mold Risk in Corn
fungus can blow in from neighboring fields," said Thomison. • Switching to full conventional tillage ...
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Symposium to Focus on Reponsible Urban Land-Use Management
Policy and Global Warming. Full agenda and registration information can be found at ...
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Meet AEDE’s Newest Faculty Member: Jon Einar Flåtnes
https://aede.osu.edu/news/meet-aede%E2%80%99s-newest-faculty-member-jon-einar-fl%C3%A5tnes
teaching a full course, and it’s certainly a new and challenging experience for me but also incredibly ...
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Researchers: No Need to 'Reinvent Wheel' to Increase Access to Local Produce
representing 219 facilities in Ohio who employ 753 full-time and 37,620 part-time workers. As the first ...
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Chow Line: Eat right to lower blood cholesterol (for 9/19/10)
foods, full-fat dairy products (especially cheese and ice cream), as well as fatty cuts of red meats and ...
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Chow Line: Baby carrots big on nutrition
https://news-archive.cfaes.ohio-state.edu/news-release/chow-line-baby-carrots-big-nutrition-0
carrots (a little more than a half-cup) has just 30 calories and is chock-full of nutrition. Carrots are ...
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Milk Prices Begin to Firm as U.S. Production Begins to Cool Off
butter prices hardly traded over $1.10/lb during the entire period of May 2002 through July of 2003. ...