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Your guide to virtual Farm Science Review
https://cfaes.osu.edu/news/articles/your-guide-virtual-farm-science-review
Safety, health, and wellness Small farms and gardening Youth/4-H Hover your cursor over any of the topics ... exhibitors may require separate sign-ups for their scheduled events. Those who have used My Show Planner for ... 614-292-4278 Faculty and Staff Farm Science Review News Tips and Events Media Advisory 4-H Business and ...
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Supply chain, U.S. trade policy, COVID-19 to be discussed during Farm Science Review
weeds and managing beef cattle to reducing safety hazards on the farm and growing plants indoors in ... fsr.osu.edu. If you require an accommodation, such as live captioning or interpretation, to participate in this ... agricultural economists in CFAES. This year it will focus on supply chains in food and agriculture, many of ...
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What to Plant NOW for Your Fall Garden
https://cfaes.osu.edu/news/events/what-plant-now-for-your-fall-garden
make your fall harvest a bounty. https://u.osu.edu/growingfranklin/2020/08/28/what-to-plant-now-for-your-fall ... Fall is a great season for vegetable growing. The bugs start to leave, the heat improves, and the ... rain comes back. Growing Franklin hosted a What to Grow NOW for Your Fall Garden webinar. Click on the ...
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Learn how to become a Buckeye and CFAES student during Farm Science Review Online
focus on living on campus. Christy Blessing, associate director of housing, will share how living on ... an overview presentation focused on the two-year Ohio State ATI on the Ohio State Wooster campus from ... requires a name and email address. Find the complete 2020 program under the visitors’ tab at fsr.osu.edu. ...
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Selling meat from your farm
https://cfaes.osu.edu/news/articles/selling-meat-from-your-farm
directly to consumers through farmers markets or online. That’s because consumers are increasingly valuing ... the agriculture industry, from controlling weeds and managing beef cattle to reducing safety hazards ... require a permit to ensure the meat is transported and stored in a way that’s safe for consumers, Ruff ...
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Chow line: Fall a great time for apples, peaches, blueberries, in addition to pumpkins
produce is in season in the fall? You are correct: This is the time of year when you will start to see ... markets, and farms. But fall is also a good time to buy grapes, apples, watermelons, potatoes, berries, ... speaking, the following produce, among others, is in season in Ohio in the fall: Apples Beans Beets ...
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What you should know before butchering on the farm
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CFAES News Team COLUMBUS, Ohio—There’s growing interest in on-farm butchering, say experts at The ... in advance is required. Sign up at fsr.osu.edu starting Sept. 8. 2 new fact sheets For additional ... welfare, food safety concerns and best practices, and Ohio’s laws and limits on on-farm butchering. One of ...
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All together now: How can the Buckeyes beat COVID-19?
to help inspire the Ohio State community to adopt safety practices that focus on physical health, ... underway to remind Buckeyes how to work together to reduce the spread of COVID-19. The focus: people’s ...
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How to grow fruit in your backyard
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require a smaller area, he said. With apples and other tree fruits, it’s important to find out if they ... trees require more space than berries. If you have options for what to plant, consider planting ... later-harvesting varieties because spring frosts in Ohio can kill off buds. If you want to avoid spraying ...
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Grain Storage Webinar
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farmers looking to increase their storage for this fall. With lower prices, some farmers will look to ... Thinking about storing more grain this fall? There are several market factors that may have ... harvest period compared to the January/March delivery period of 22 to 40 cents for corn and 16 to 34 cents ...