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AEDE Faculty Awarded 2013 OARDC SEEDS Research Grants
https://aede.osu.edu/news/aede-faculty-awarded-2013-oardc-seeds-research-grants
natural gas have the potential to fundamentally change the energy outlook for the United States and the ... researchers aim to provide insight for policymakers on long-term solutions for balancing the growing demand ... for agricultural output and sustainable management of aquatic ecosystems. This project is specifically ...
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FABE Student Scholarship and Awards Banquet 2019
https://fabe.osu.edu/news/fabe-student-scholarship-and-awards-banquet-2019
April at Ohio State is often marked with the flurry of preparation for final exams and a sense of ... Student Scholarship and Awards Banquet. The day was spent at a showcase for the FABE and Agricultural ... Systems Management (ASM) capstone projects, while the evening was reserved for scholarship and award ...
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Be Careful on When to Start Grazing
https://forages.osu.edu/news/be-careful-when-start-grazing
limited for the year and you may need to monitor weed issues. If you need to smooth up ground and re-seed, ... turnips, oats and cereal rye to meet most of the feed requirements for the winter. When we have to feed ... damage. It will allow for less hay fed in the long run and a more productive field this summer. If areas ...
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How Late Can I Plant Forages This Spring?
https://forages.osu.edu/news/how-late-can-i-plant-forages-spring
try to plant my experiments up until May 11-15 in central Ohio. For each of us, it is a matter of ... balancing the risk versus the cost and competing tasks at hand. The rainfall outlook for May is normal to ... conditions is concerning for young forage seedlings trying to become established in June and July. Late ...
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Honoring Ohio 4-H Volunteers
https://ohio4h.org/newsletter/ohio-4-h-highlights/november-2020/honoring-ohio-4-h-volunteers
members. After becoming a mother, she retired, but she continued working with 4-H youth for more than 50 ... also helps develop youth into community leaders and does a good job in preparing kids for life.” ... were unable to be recognized at the Ohio 4-H Conference, originally scheduled for March. Marrison ...
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Faculty, graduate students present research at largest ornithological conference in history
a glimpse of the volume of great work scientists are doing, and most importantly, an appreciation for your ... an overwintering migratory bird: color change, carotenoid content, and implications for seasonal ... created by Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) conservation practices targeted for Golden-winged ...
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How and why to keep phosphorus on no-till fields
https://senr.osu.edu/news/how-and-why-keep-phosphorus-no-till-fields
believe, ultimately, no-till is going to reduce the need for fertilizer,” said Culman, who also was ... the need for fertilizer. How a fertilizer is applied to a field, rather than how much fertilizer is ... the soil, he said. “And we know that sets us up for greater risk of phosphorus running off fields.” ...
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Well Water Interpretation Tool
https://ohiowatersheds.osu.edu/know-your-well-water/well-water-interpretation-tool
developed an online assessment tool that offers instant water quality interpretation for Ohio residents. ... Please review instructions for this tool before entering your results. Please note that we are in the ... the parameter of interest. For instance to find information on arsenic you will scroll to the ...
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Spring Planting Requires Increased Focus on Safety
https://cfaes.osu.edu/news/articles/spring-planting-requires-increased-focus-safety
take during spring planting is critical for farmers to reduce the potential for injuries, said Kent ... think about that next step, to prevent that serious injury from a fall that could lay them up for the ... equipment in an awkward position. For more information on agricultural safety issues, contact McGuire at ...
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Worries about food waste appear to vanish when diners know scraps go to compost
emissions and water and soil pollution, a new study found. This presents a tricky situation for policymakers ... nourishment for plants. The other half were told that their uneaten food was destined for a landfill. The ... competitive,” he said. “This study is one of the few to consider how various approaches might interact.” For ...