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  1. Environmental Professionals Network Breakfast Presentation- September 12

    https://ocvn.osu.edu/events/environmental-professionals-network-breakfast-presentation-september-12

    Farmer Solutions Since the Toledo Harmful Algal Bloom-induced drinking water shutdown, researchers, ... September 12 Agriculture and Water Quality Issues-- OSU Research and Agency Initiatives Guide ...

  2. Enjoy Outdoor Cooking Safely

    https://wayne.osu.edu/news/enjoy-outdoor-cooking-safely

    how clean it looks. Bottled water is always a better alternative for drinking water.  If you are ... a safe experience for everyone.  One rule that never changes is to keep hot foods hot (above 140 degrees ... be available so bring your own soapy water if possible or use disposable wipes to keep your hands and ...

  3. 'We are continuing to look for best management practices' to improve water quality

    https://students.cfaes.ohio-state.edu/news/we-are-continuing-look-for-best-management-practices-improve-water-quality

    the potential for harmful algal blooms," he said.    "We have to balance protecting water ... With harmful algal blooms forecast to have increased this summer in western Lake Erie, experts ... both."—John C. "Jack" Fisher, executive vice president, Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Algal blooms ...

  4. New lab to help fight the (algae-fueled) battle of Lake Erie

    https://students.cfaes.ohio-state.edu/news/new-lab-help-fight-the-algae-fueled-battle-lake-erie

    nuisance algal blooms, which are unattractive and may have a negative impact on tourism and water quality, ... harmful algal bloom problem is not gone, and reducing phosphorus loading is as important as ever, so being ... and to harmful algal blooms, or HABs, which can threaten the health of people and animals.  ...

  5. Darby Conservation Tour

    https://miami.osu.edu/events/darby-conservation-tour

    The Madison County Master Gardeners and the Soil and Water Conservation District are hosting ... a special tour in the Darby Creek Watershed to show how the farming community, local residents and ... in Plain City, and includes lunch and tour stops at OSU’s Gywnne Conservation Center, a historic ...

  6. Food Safety Danger Zone

    https://wayne.osu.edu/news/food-safety-danger-zone

    meat it safe to consume. Other internal food temperatures to keep in mind are for poultry, which should ... to keep them safe. Avoid loose clothing that can catch fire when cooking on the grill. Always ... enclosed area. Use the long-handled tools especially made for cooking on the grill to keep the chef safe ...

  7. Don't Forget About Livestock Water Needs in Winter

    https://wayne.osu.edu/news/dont-forget-about-livestock-water-needs-winter

    Although livestock may drink less water in the winter, clean, good quality water is still a basic ... thawing water lines and troughs. With recent temperatures, many of us often focus on keeping livestock ... drink about seven pounds of water. Consumption of water varies depending upon temperature, size of the ...

  8. Livestock Need Good Quality Drinking Water

    https://wayne.osu.edu/news/livestock-need-good-quality-drinking-water

    can tell you if the feedstuff is low, medium or high quality.  Do you know how your livestock water ... understandable that the daily water intake is so high.  A lactating beef cow will drink on average 14-15 ... parameters that have some generally accepted guidelines.                 The preferred drinking water pH for ...

  9. Livestock Transportation Tips For A Successful Journey

    https://wayne.osu.edu/news/livestock-transportation-tips-successful-journey

    animals. Keep ventilation holes open to allow air to come into the trailer. If you must stop, park the ... When transporting livestock many actions need to be taken to get the animals safely to their ... it's important that they are safe and comfortable. Transportation challenges Overcrowding in the ...

  10. Summer Food Safety

    https://wayne.osu.edu/news/summer-food-safety

    food and great stories.  What kind of things do we need to keep in mind to keep our food safe ... Transport Food SafelyKeep hot food HOT. Keep cold food COLD. Keep hot food at or above 140 °F. Wrap well ... COOK. Use a food thermometer. CHILL. Chill food promptly. Keeping your food safe is important for ...

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