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Fruits, Vegetables and Foodborne Illness: OSU Workshop on Cutting the Risk
what’s best for keeping them safe-- and in doing so, protect both your business and the people who eat ... practices plus new details on water issues, soil amendments, traceability and consumer perceptions. ...
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Smart Stuff with Twig Walkingstick: Energy Vampire! Boo! (for the Week of April 22, 2007)
too. Powerplants, which give off pollution, don't have to work as hard! Twig P.S. How to stop an ... a made-up term that some people use. They use it to describe an electrical appliance that keeps on using ... http://extension.osu.edu/~news/archive.php?series=science. Kurt Knebusch twig 04-22-07.pdf ...
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Time to Think about Planting Peas
https://butler.osu.edu/news/time-think-about-planting-peas
them in ice water as soon as they are picked, drain, and keep refrigerated. Petit pois are a type of ... should be planted in March or early April so they can grow, bloom and be harvested before the heat of ... planting your peas, decide which variety you want to grow and how tall they will grow. Some varieties can ...
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Chow Line: Build diet around nutrient-rich foods (for 1/23/11)
January 14, 2011 I keep hearing about "nutrient-rich" foods. Do you have any ideas on ... how I could incorporate more into my diet? Choosing more nutrient-rich (or ... "nutrient-dense") foods is how you can get more bang for the buck-- or really, more bounce for the ounce-- from the ...
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Emotional Cues and Eating
https://butler.osu.edu/news/emotional-cues-and-eating
you are physically hungry, you are more likely to stop when you are full. Rather than reaching for ... emotional eating: Create a list of your eating habits - Keeping a food diary for a few days in which you ... this diary to help: http://www.cdc.gov/healthyweight/pdf/food_diary_cdc.pdf. It’s good to note how ...
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Keeping Microbes Happy Key to Crop Success
https://southcenters.osu.edu/keeping-microbes-happy-key-crop-success
manage pH balance. 4. Improving soil’s moisture retention and structure. This will keep water in the soil ... important to keep microbes happy—they can’t function alone and so much of what farmers do depends on them,” ... productivity. Boost soil health—and yields—by keeping microbes happy. Microbes play an essential role in ...
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Ohio Joins the National AgrAbility Program
https://news-archive.cfaes.ohio-state.edu/news-release/ohio-joins-national-agrability-program
AgrAbility program. Visitors to Ohio State University's Farm Science Review can stop by the Safety ... Review can stop by the booth to learn more about AgrAbility and what the program can do for them," ... marking standards for horse-drawn vehicles, hold grain rescue demonstrations, and demonstrate the safe ...
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Smart Stuff with Twig Walkingstick: Oak from Acorn? A-OK! (for the Week of Sept. 6, 2009)
ground right away and you'll keep them safe, moist and growing. (You can store them, too, until ... spring but it's trickier.) Red-oak-group acorns need cold first. The cold keeps them dormant — still ... winter, and then they'll sprout and grow in spring. Or store them in a safe, cold place — in your ...
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Chow Line: Using slow cookers for roasts debatable (for 4/1/06)
the FSIS about how small a cut of meat must be to be considered safe to cook in a slow cooker. The ... roasts in our slow cooker. I have to wonder if that's a safe method. What do you think? ... cooking," but nowhere is there a guideline on how small those chunks should be. You just have to determine ...
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Soil-ology: Do You Dig It?
https://ohio4h.org/earthday/soil-ology-do-you-dig-it
a pedologist, someone who studies how soil is formed. Get ready to build your own composting jar. Watch ... your yard or garden 1 cup of fruit and vegetable peels and cores a half cup of water 2–3 paper ... layers, slowly pour in the ½ cup of water. Using the rubber band and lightweight cloth, cover the top of ...