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Rainy days lead to muddy, thinner cows
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lower in nutrients for the cattle that eat it. “So, you can put more hay in front of them to eat, but if ... hay tested for nutrients to see what, if anything, is lacking in it. Even if hay has all the necessary ... nutrients, cows still might need a supplement because of the additional stress that the weather is putting on ...
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Two Green Places to Visit When You Go to Farm Science Review
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resources, land management and horticulture, Zachrich said, “are important to a large segment of our ... green things, from backyard gardening to home landscaping, managing woods to grazing grass, bringing in ... at Farm Science Review, said Nick Zachrich, who manages the event. Learning more about natural ...
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Raindrops Kept Falling on Our Heads
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with Ohio State University Extension and the Byrd Polar and Climate Research Center. OSU Extension is ... the frozen soil is preferable to wet soil,” Lindsey said. During the last week of November, about ...
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Planning for the Future of Your Farm- A Webinar Series
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By:Jeffrey K. Lewis, Attorney and Research Specialist, Agricultural & Resource Law Friday, ... helps transfer the farm's ownership, management, and assets to the next generation. Topics ... Transition of Control; Planning for the Unexpected; Communication and Conflict Management During Farm ...
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Spotted Laternfly Settling In a Little Too Close
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spotted lanternfly has the potential to do serious damage to the grape, apple, hops and logging ...
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See New Streambank, Prairie Projects in Farm Science Review's Gwynne Conservation Area
plantings; the other, to protect the banks of Deer Creek, which flows through the grounds. Review Manager ... benefits to pollinators, such as bees and butterflies, and to wildlife. Testing best management methods The ... prairie project also is demonstrating wildflower- and wildlife-friendly management methods — involving ...
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Farm Management and Technology Field Day on Aug. 9
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technology, can fit into a farm management plan. “Farmers will get to see and learn about efficient farm ... management and how energy technology can fit into any farming business,” said Haley Drake, agriculture and ... efficiently. “Technology has a place on both large and small farms, and our speakers will delve into the ...
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Ohio State Opens New Research Center on Animal-Human Interaction
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — We love how our dogs, our cats, our horses make us feel. But why? That's ... (CFAES). George led the effort to start the college’s new Center for Human-Animal Interactions Research ... and Education (CHAIRE) to encourage research into the human-animal bond. CHAIRE faculty from various ...
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Ohio State ATI launches program in bioenergy and biological waste management
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The new Associate of Applied Science program in bioenergy and biological waste management will prepare ... environmental sustainability-related jobs. “Alternative energy and water resource management are two global ... first-of-its-kind program to our students.” Students will also be prepared for careers as operators or laboratory ...
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Farms and Fun: Reducing Liability Risk for Agritourism Webinar on Jan. 16
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million to $704 million, with an average income of over $24,000 per farm. Research suggests that ... for reducing liability risk such as immunity laws, best management practices, agritourism readiness ...