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Food Safety: What You Can’t See Or Smell May Be Harmful

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were reported in 2012, the most recent figures available from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and ...

Wheat Nitrogen Fertilization

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update of the Tri-State Guide). A producer can greatly increase or reduce the N rate by changing the ...

Chow Line: Pre-cut Melons Tied to Multistate Salmonella Outbreak

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How is that possible? You are right: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention this week warned ...

A Closer Look at Organic Corn Growers

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dairy research organic transition field crops ...

What's For Dinner Tonight?

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temperature of 165 degrees. If cornflake crust browns too quickly, before the chicken is fully cooked, cover ...

4-H News and Notes: September 19, 2016

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below are several important 4-H updates and reminders. Please click the headlines below for more ...

Dr. Ken Lee named 2014 recipient of the Harold Macy Award

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past-president of the Food Update Foundation. Dr. Lee’s federal appointments include service on the FDA’s Food ...

Giant Ragweed: A Weed of Extremes

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weeds research ...

Resources on Prevented Planting Acres

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As the wet spring becomes a wet summer, Ohio State agronomists have been sharing resources and information for late summer planting alternatives. This article has been adapted from several articles in the Ohio State Agronomic Crops newsletter (C.O.R.N.) ...

Organic vs. Conventional Practices on Soil Quality

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Ohio State researchers compared an organic system to a conventional, looking at several soil quality indicators such as bulk density, organic matter content, and nematode populations. After four years, the organic system had fewer harmful nematodes, espec ...

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