Site
- Did you mean
- need cfah director support webinar may 27
Search results
-
Protect Tree Plantings from Deer. Learn How at Farm Science Review
August 29, 2008 LONDON, Ohio-- Deer may be quiet, elusive creatures, but the pronounced damage ...
-
Put Soybean Aphid Scouting on 2011 To-Do List
https://news-archive.cfaes.ohio-state.edu/news-release/put-soybean-aphid-scouting-2011-do-list
growers may face some level of soybean aphid populations next summer. "We expect Ohio to continue its ...
-
A Mulch That Gives Nearly A Year's Worth of Weed Control
https://news-archive.cfaes.ohio-state.edu/news-release/mulch-gives-nearly-years-worth-weed-control
mulches may be the ticket to an improved, inexpensive and safe way to provide weed control. In their ... "In container production, three to five applications of pre-emergent herbicides may be required to ...
-
Long-Term Ohio State Research Points to Benefits of Drainage on Field Crops
advantage over continuous corn. The results support the long-known yield advantage provided by crop ...
-
Grafting Can Help Fight Foliar Diseases, OSU Researchers Find
diseases than ungrafted plants, which supports our hypothesis that root-microbe interactions can affect the ...
-
Careers, Country Benefited From Ohio State University Education
programs in business management and agribusiness and supporting Ph.D. programs that have boosted graduates ...
-
OARDC Names 2009 Junior Faculty Research Award Winners: Land Use, Food-borne Illness Experts
and found little empirical support for standard economic theories of land development. She has ...
-
Midwest Liner Market Possible with Retractable Roof Greenhouses
continue to provide support for the use of retractable roof greenhouses in Midwest nursery markets. ...
-
Plant Pathologist Honored Nationally for Soybean Rust Work
to individuals who have made outstanding contributions supporting USDA's mission. It is the ...
-
Pork Producers Invited to AI School
https://news-archive.cfaes.ohio-state.edu/news-release/pork-producers-invited-ai-school
North Carolina State University. Producers of show pigs may pay up to $500 per dose of semen, making the ...