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Ohio State CFAES names 2020 Distinguished Seniors
https://cfaes.osu.edu/news/articles/ohio-state-cfaes-names-2020-distinguished-seniors
areas such as academics and scholarship, research and innovation, service and involvement, and influence ... said Steven Neal, CFAES professor and associate dean for academic programs. “Recipients are our future ... Agricultural and Biological Engineering Asaad Ahmad, construction systems management, Columbus, Ohio Matthew ...
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How and why to keep phosphorus on no-till fields
https://cfaes.osu.edu/news/articles/how-and-why-keep-phosphorus-no-till-fields
erode, sending soil and the components of fertilizer, including phosphorus, downstream, a threat to water ... Environmental Sciences (CFAES). That’s because fertilizer in a no-till system is not mixed into the soil and ... encourages their growth. “We have reduced the amount of soil-bound phosphorus in our streams, rivers, and ...
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Mud and more mud
https://cfaes.osu.edu/news/articles/mud-and-more-mud
soil with heavy equipment such as a planter or harvester and the pore space between the soil particles ... becomes compressed, leaving the soil less able to support crop growth. The mud from Ohio’s plentiful rain ... have to be fed food that’s higher in nutrients if the animals are dealing with a lot of mud. “Cattle ...
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Best Boss Ever
https://cfaes.osu.edu/news/events/best-boss-ever-4
self-restraint enough to keep from meddling with them while they do it.”- Theodore Roosevelt Research indicates ... workers in the United States demonstrated that the lack of appreciation by their managers is their number ... http://www.greatify.co/media/statistics-employee-motivation/ 60% of employees say they don’t get enough feedback from upper management on their work. ...
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Are animals vulnerable to COVID-19?
https://cfaes.osu.edu/news/articles/are-animals-vulnerable-covid-19
owners can infect each other with COVID-19, there’s also very little research about a potential ... crossover. The novel coronavirus started with an animal, then mutated to transfer to people, but research ... hasn’t yet shown if the virus has jumped back to animals, said Scott Kenney, a researcher at The Ohio ...
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Faces of Ohio 4-H
https://ohio4h.org/newsletter/ohio-4-h-highlights/march-2020/faces-ohio-4-h
a gracious loser; and that when we work together we can achieve amazing things for ourselves, our clubs, our ... communities, and our world.” He continued, “I have so many favorite 4-H memories, I can’t pick just one! ... deeper into our club project, community service projects, and supporting each other during the county ...
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Applying Your Personality Type to Build Your Leadership Skills (MBTI)
https://cfaes.osu.edu/news/events/applying-your-personality-type-build-your-leadership-skills-mbti
a challenge because we all have a natural bias for our own way of seeing things and making decisions. It can ... be hard to recognize our own biases, especially when they are reinforced by the cultural attitudes ...
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Chow line: Grocery shopping in the midst of COVID-19
https://cfaes.osu.edu/news/articles/chow-line-grocery-shopping-in-the-midst-covid-19
Wang, a scientist and coronavirus researcher with The Ohio State University College of Food, ... remain on hard surfaces such as steel and plastic for up to three days, research has shown. Use ... a single-use plastic bag for meat packages. Although not specific to COVID-19 prevention, research has shown ...
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Future Trends
https://cfaes.osu.edu/news/events/future-trends
they impact our leadership This workshop is facilitated by Jerry Thomas. Please note, if you are unable ...
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Ohio State University Extension offices across Ohio implement teleworking for staff until further notice
sciences, 4-H youth development, community development, and agriculture and natural resources. “While our ... physical offices will be closed, we are committed to continuing to conduct our work as fully as possible,” ... said Jackie Kirby Wilkins, interim director of OSU Extension. “Our employees are prepared to telework ...