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Want to Grow Your Own Backyard Fruits? It's Not Hard to Get Started
store. "People will go to the store and buy ‘Gala' or ‘Honeycrisp' because they love those ...
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Spruce Up Your Home with Holly-day Sprigs
https://news-archive.cfaes.ohio-state.edu/news-release/spruce-your-home-holly-day-sprigs
preserving and sharing holly, gardeners and growers, like Ollie, need to know the basics of pruning. People ...
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Lower Corn Production Forecast Likely to Fuel Increased Calls for Ethanol Waiver
input markets or if the fuel is unavailable, he said. “Many people are calling for the waiver on the ...
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Ohio State Experts Work with State Agriculture Professionals to Devise Water Quality Recommendations
decision-making models with hydrological modeling and future climate change scenarios to examine how people ...
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MacArthur Foundation Awards Ohio State $427,000 Grant to Analyze the Use of Reverse Mortgages and Its Impact on Older Adults
people aging with debt and the stress of facing an uncertain financial future. We are honored to be part ...
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Soil Scientist Lal Named University Distinguished Professor, Ohio State’s Highest Honor
needed in developing regions such as Africa and India-- where there are 600 million people who don’t know ...
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When pesticide drifts: what next?
https://agnr.osu.edu/news/when-pesticide-drifts-what-next
targets such as crops, trees and other vegetation, animals, and people, and can raise questions of ...
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Helping farmers know their bottom line
https://agnr.osu.edu/news/helping-farmers-know-their-bottom-line
83,491 people work in Ohio’s production agriculture sector, according to the most recent data from USDA ...
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Bruce A. McPheron, PhD
https://entomology.osu.edu/our-people/bruce-mcpheron-phd
Drive Columbus, OH 43210 Ph.D. Entomology, University of Illinois 1987 M.S. Biology, University of ...
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Studying Bacteria that Follow the Earth's Magnetic Field
https://agnr.osu.edu/news/studying-bacteria-follow-earths-magnetic-field
that line up like a spine. Magnets in bacteria? Brian Lower stumps a lot of people when he first ...