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  1. Controlling Slugs and Voles in Cover Crops

    https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2023-04/controlling-slugs-and-voles-cover-crops

    Last week, OSU Extension’s Water Quality Team launched their annual webinar series with a two-part webinar on cover crops. The team works closely with producers throughout the Western Lake Erie Basin to implement practices that not only improve growers’ o ...

  2. OHIO 4-H SPARK EXPO RETURNS IN JUNE

    https://cfaes.osu.edu/news/articles/ohio-4-h-spark-expo-returns-in-june

    Sally McClaskey (COLUMBUS) – Students have the opportunity to explore future careers at the 4-H Spark EXPO, held this summer on The Ohio State University campus. From June 14-17, teens at the Spark EXPO will learn about agriculture and related STEAM field ...

  3. Inclusive and Equitable Hiring Practices

    https://cfaesdei.osu.edu/events/inclusive-and-equitable-hiring-practices-10

    This 90-minute program provides an overview of best practices for recruiting a diverse candidate pool and equitably evaluating them. Participants will examine the role that various forms of bias can play in screening applicants and identify ways that priv ...

  4. Farmers, ranchers needed for national study about balancing work and children

    https://cfaes.osu.edu/news/articles/farmers-ranchers-needed-for-national-study-about-balancing-work-and-children

    Sherrie R. Whaley All parents know how challenging it is to balance children and work, especially when childcare options are limited. One group of parents in particular, farm and ranch parents, are being sought for a national study into their experiences. ...

  5. New $1.1 million project to fund Public Health AmeriCorps program at Ohio State University Extension

    https://cfaes.osu.edu/news/articles/new-11-million-project-fund-public-health-americorps-program-ohio-state-university

    COLUMBUS, Ohio—Public health, community outreach, and youth engagement at The Ohio State University College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences (CFAES) are getting a boost with the announcement of a $1.1 million investment from AmeriCorps, t ...

  6. Mandatory Youth Quality Assurance Training

    https://cfaes.osu.edu/news/events/mandatory-youth-quality-assurance-training

    We wil be offering 3 opportunites for Youth Quality Asssurance Training: Monday, May 8        6:00-7:30pm Saturday, May 20    10:00- 11:30am Saturday, June 3      6:00-7:30pm All training will be held at the Coshocton County Fairgrounds  ...

  7. Online Webinar- New Pesticide Applicator Training- April 12, 2023

    https://cfaes.osu.edu/news/events/online-webinar-new-pesticide-applicator-training-april-12-2023

    This training program provides an overview of pesticide safety information. The morning session covers core topics. The afternoon sessions will review Ornamental Weed Control (Category 6c). Attendees will then choose between Industrial Vegetation (Categor ...

  8. The Contemporary Relevance of Historic Black Land Loss

    https://cfaes.osu.edu/news/events/the-contemporary-relevance-historic-black-land-loss

    At the close of the Civil War, Black Americans owned very little farmland but began acquiring it at a rapid pace, so that by 1910, Black farmers owned more than 16 million acres. This, however, would be the peak of Black farmland ownership in the United S ...

  9. The Contemporary Relevance of Historic Black Land Loss

    https://cfaesdei.osu.edu/events/contemporary-relevance-historic-black-land-loss

    At the close of the Civil War, Black Americans owned very little farmland but began acquiring it at a rapid pace, so that by 1910, Black farmers owned more than 16 million acres. This, however, would be the peak of Black farmland ownership in the United S ...

  10. Intuitive Eating and Health at Every Size: Moving Away from Harmful Diet Culture Toward Self-Compassion

    https://cfaes.osu.edu/news/events/intuitive-eating-and-health-every-size-moving-away-from-harmful-diet-culture-toward-self

    The diet industry in the United State is worth nearly $65 billion dollars and its success can be attributed to a 95% long-term failure rate.  Weight management programs feed on insecurities that are perpetuated by societal norms of beauty and health. Diet ...

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