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Stay Safe Making Hay When the Sun Shines
a busy month, finishing the crop planting, caring for livestock, and harvesting first cutting of hay. Hay ... harvest can be a very labor intensive and time-consuming job. Hay harvest involves working around many ... easily shorten the harvest window making the process very challenging. Harvest your hay crop in intervals ...
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Summer Days Ahead: Don’t Ignore Heat Stress!
require protective clothing, such as pesticide application, further increase the risk.   Heat stress is ... Mary Ann Rose, Pesticide Safety Education With the arrival of summer, the risk of heat stress ... increases.  Farmers have an elevated risk of heat stress for obvious reasons – working outdoors.  Activities that ...
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Ohio State expert: Lessons learned from COVID-19 pandemic likely to stem potential meat supply shortage
meat processors, Garcia said. In response to that increased demand, at least eight new meat-processing ... facilities have started up in Ohio since last fall, she said. Garcia, as part of an effort to serve Ohioans, ... contributed to this report. Lyda Garcia garcia.625@osu.edu 614-292-3642 Extension News Tips and Events Media ...
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Troubling tick season expected
https://cfaes.osu.edu/news/articles/troubling-tick-season-expected
increasing reports of illnesses from ticks biting people and pets in Ohio, ticks are concerning especially in ... a tickborne disease, with the most common being Lyme disease. “The increasing cases of dogs with Lyme disease ...
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EPN Meeting- July 13, 2021, Greening Engagement: Parks and Community Partnerships
increase nature programming activities, explore and develop nature-based career pathways, and offer other ... a conversation on his progress working with youth and recently developed partnerships to increase community ... environment with his eagerness for studying and combatting environmental racism. His graduate research focused ...
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Tree University: Shrubs for the Home Landscape
https://cfaes.osu.edu/news/events/tree-university-shrubs-for-the-home-landscape
Z Guide to Gardening Terms, writes a weekly gardening column for the Springfield News and Sun and the ... Dayton Daily News, authors the bi-monthly Ask the Expert Column for Ohio Gardening magazine and is ... require an accommodation such as live captioning or interpretation to participate in any of these events, ...
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IFT Feeding Tomorrow Dr. Richard L. Hall Flavor Science Scholarship.- Klay Liu
the area of the safety assessment of flavors. Feeding Tomorrow is the charitable foundation of IFT. ...
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Milk Production of Ohio Dairy Herds (2016 through 2020)
average production per cow increases about 2% annually and the most populated breeds, Holstein and Jersey, ... increased in milk yield by about 2.8% from 2019 to 2020. During this same time period, milk fat percentage ... increased about 2.6% for Holstein and 1% for Jersey and milk protein percentage remained the same. Using ...
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Chow Line: Not sure what to do with fresh, harvested radishes? Pickle them
Tracy Turner I’ve got a fresh harvest of spring radishes in my garden, but other than adding them ... harvest! Radishes are an easy-to-grow vegetable because they can be planted directly from seed in the early ... spring and are typically among the first plants ready to harvest. Additionally, radishes are low in ...
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Chow Line: Cicadas can be a tasty treat, but they can be hazardous to those allergic to seafood, FDA warns
hundreds of eggs in tree branches. After hatching, the nymphs fall to the soil and burrow underground, ... insect foods provide higher protein and less fat than conventional meat sources, while requiring lower ...