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  1. FSR Virtual Reality

    Using Virtual Reality to Promote Farm Safety

    Sep 14, 2018

    LONDON, Ohio – Agricultural safety professionals with the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences at The Ohio State University (CFAES) will use virtual reality to educate and prepare farmers to be safe on the farm, during a demonstration and exhibit offered at the annual Farm Science Review, Sept. 18-20.
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    Public Input Wanted on Plan to Improve Ohio Agriculture

    Sep 14, 2018

    COLUMBUS, Ohio — A farmer-led group that aims to improve Ohio farm profitability while increasing the number of Ohioans who can afford to buy nutritious meals will meet next week to receive public feedback on its recommendations.
  3. Script Ohio 2018

    World's Largest Script Ohio Shows the Power of Precision Agriculture

    Sep 10, 2018

    LONDON, Ohio — On their way to the 56th annual Farm Science Review, Sept. 18-20, some 130,000 visitors will likely pass hundreds of acres of soybean fields. But one field in particular is sporting more Buckeye pride than any other. From an aerial view, the world’s largest Script Ohio emerges from a 100-acre field just east of the Molly Caren Agricultural Center in London, site of the Review.  

  4. Script Ohio

    World's Largest Script Ohio Shows the Power of Precision Agriculture

    Sep 10, 2018

    LONDON, Ohio — On their way to the 56th annual Farm Science Review, Sept. 18-20, some 130,000 visitors will likely pass hundreds of acres of soybean fields. But one field in particular is sporting more Buckeye pride than any other. From an aerial view, the world’s largest Script Ohio emerges from a 100-acre field just east of the Molly Caren Agricultural Center in London, site of the Review.  

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    Marketing Local Foods? How to Stand Out from the Competition

    Sep 7, 2018

    LONDON, Ohio – As the demand for local foods continues to increase, more farmers, growers and food producers are taking advantage of the increasing opportunities to sell their products at farmers markets and directly to restaurants.
  6. Antibiotics Resistance: From Animals to People

    Aug 31, 2018

    COLUMBUS, Ohio — It can be tough to stop using antibiotics on a farm. Farmers need them to prevent and treat diseases in their animals. But increasingly, certain antibiotics used to treat illnesses in farm animals and humans are not working, said Greg Habing, an associate professor in the College of Veterinary Medicine at The Ohio State University.
  7. Photo: Monique Paris-Garcia

    Ohio State Professor’s New Animal Welfare Designation Shows Compassion, Expertise

    Aug 31, 2018

    COLUMBUS, Ohio – A veterinarian and assistant professor of animal sciences in the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences at The Ohio State University (CFAES) has been named a Diplomate of the American College of Animal Welfare, the only swine veterinarian in Ohio to earn such a designation.
  8. Mark Loux will be discussing weed control during the Farm Science Review. Photo by Ken Chamberlain.

    When Weed Killers Miss Their Mark

    Aug 31, 2018

    COLUMBUS, Ohio — The field appears as a checkerboard: thriving green crops beside squares of shriveling beige stalks. This was not a farmer’s bad luck. Instead the field was intentionally sprayed with 13 different weed killers to show their effects on various crops as well as the consequences of herbicides that drift from their intended target.
  9. Corn and soybean research plots

    Field Day Features Oldest No-Till Fields

    Aug 21, 2018

    WOOSTER, Ohio – A field day scheduled for Aug. 29 will look at the old and the new in tillage practices.

    The Ohio No-Till Field Day will feature panelists with a combined 250 years of no-till experience, as well as a tour of the historic Triplett-Van Doren No-Tillage Experimental Plots. It will also include updates on recent research regarding cover crops, soil health, and more.

    The event takes place on the Wooster campus of the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences (CFAES) at The Ohio State University.

  10. Women with clipboard standing in garden center

    Online Class Improves Workplace Communication with Latinos

    Aug 20, 2018

    COLUMBUS, Ohio – A new online class can help non-Latino managers of Spanish-speaking employees communicate more clearly with their Latino workers – but not by learning a new language.

    Claudio Pasian, associate professor in the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences at The Ohio State University, has modified his “Latinos in the Workforce” college credit course for online learners who can take the course at their own speed and on their own timeline.

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