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Insects, Weeds and More: Register Now for July 20 Agronomy Field Day in South Charleston
navigate this quirky growing season at the 2011 Western Agronomy Field Day, to be held Wednesday, July 20, ... at the Western Agricultural Research Station in South Charleston, Clark County. Sponsored by Ohio ... 9 a.m. to noon. The tours include presentations by several Ohio State experts, including: Peter Thomison, ...
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Drought: No Bacon Shortage, But Consumers Can Likely Expect Higher Prices for Pork Next Year
Pig Association last week predicting a worldwide shortage of bacon due to drought, the U.S. is not ... state was experiencing abnormally dry, moderate or severe drought conditions, mainly in the western ... numbers is going to play out in the form of higher prices for pork because there will be a smaller supply ...
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Ohio State Food, Ag, Env Calendar Listings as of June 6
"Lake Erie, the Great Lakes and Congress," 7-9 p.m., lecture at Ohio State University's Stone ... Algal Blooms," 7-9 p.m., lecture at Ohio State University's Stone Lab on Gibraltar Island at ... Madison Ave., Wooster. Features three-acre garden of 1,500 heirloom roses, most in full bloom. Free. ...
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Smart Stuff with Twig Walkingstick: Bumbles Bounce, Will Santa Float? (for the Week of Dec. 23, 2007)
smaller, too. The shrinkage has continued. Recently, a U.S. Army scientist told the Reuters news service ... I did. The news, as I've read it, is this: Scientists say that the polar ice cap, the frozen Arctic ... in the 1950s, the smallest size the cap gets in summer has gotten even smaller. (The minimum has ...
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Farm Science Review: Water Control Structure Benefits Farmers and Environment
farm fields and reduce the risk of harmful algae blooms in Lake Erie and other Ohio lakes. The system, ...
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Soybean Production Woes Continue into Harvest
https://news-archive.cfaes.ohio-state.edu/news-release/soybean-production-woes-continue-harvest
plants develop poorly, growing smaller than normal and retaining moisture that makes harvest more ... difficult. "Plants will be a lot smaller so they are not going to feed into the grain table as well as ... pieces of pods in with the grain," said Beuerlein. "The grain will also be smaller, so it may ...
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Smart Stuff with Twig Walkingstick: Cuya-who-ga? (for the Week of April 27, 2008)
Ohio). Through Cleveland. And into Lake Erie. (Note: Some people say "ki-uh-HAW-guh." And some ... http://www.ag.ohio-state.edu/~news/story.php?id=4346. "Early Native Americans used the (Cuyahoga) river as a trading route, and named it ... Online at http://extension.osu.edu/~news/archive.php?series=science. Kurt Knebusch twig 04-27-08.pdf ...
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Producers Facing Hay Shortage, But Forage Options Aplenty
the first cutting turned out to be much smaller than producers anticipated. Marc Sulc, an OSU ... least a 35-day interval from the first harvest when the alfalfa is close to full-bloom stage," said ... Sulc. "Once the alfalfa is well into bloom stage and there is enough harvestable forage to ...
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OSU Extension Annual Conference Award Recognitions
https://fcs.osu.edu/news/osu-extension-annual-conference-award-recognitions
Heather Sheets, Abby David and Gillian Champoir (Center for Lake Erie Area Research) Honorable Mention: ... for Lake Erie Area Research) Second: Jamie McConnell (Muskingum Co.), Audrey Dimmerling (Columbiana ... and Sue Bixler (Center for Lake Erie Area Research) Honorable Mention: Brian Raison (FAES – CD) ...
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Estimate: A New Amish Community is Founded Every 3.5 Weeks in U.S.
July 30, 2012 Editor: This news release was also distributed earlier today by Ohio State's ... Ohio State University researchers predict that the census could exceed 1 million Amish and 1,000 ... to the rural areas that attract Amish settlement. Among the changes the researchers predict: Amish ...