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Farm Bill is a Win for Organic Agriculture
https://offer.osu.edu/news/farm-bill-win-organic-agriculture
For organic growers, there is much good news in the new farm bill. Read highlights and reactions from key organic farming organizations here. ...
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Two-Year Foliar Feed Study Shows Gap Between Farmer Experience and Research
dairy soil amendments research field crops ...
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Reverse Field Tour Engages Stakeholders in Soil Health Research
https://offer.osu.edu/news/reverse-field-tour-engages-stakeholders-soil-health-research
Stakeholders played a key role in the reverse field tour held on soil balancinglast month at the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center (OARDC) in Wooster, Ohio. The field tour is part of a USDA NIFA funded project to advance understanding of s ...
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Kinder, Gentler Food Processing
https://fst.osu.edu/news/kinder-gentler-food-processing
processed to meet targeted sensory attributes and minimum shelf life and to eliminate the risk of disease ...
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New ‘Critically Sensitive’ Technology Providing Potential for Broad Range of Scientific Discovery
doors for new discoveries in disease prevention and treatment as well as a wide range of innovative ...
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Waste not, want not? Examining ways to minimize food losses
https://fst.osu.edu/news/waste-not-want-not-examining-ways-minimize-food-losses
the vindicated fruit still faces challenges on its way from farm to plate. Pests, disease, weather or ...
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A Closer Look at Organic Corn Growers
https://offer.osu.edu/blog/october-22-2019-938am/closer-look-organic-corn-growers
dairy research organic transition field crops ...
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Giant Ragweed: A Weed of Extremes
https://offer.osu.edu/blog/september-27-2019-137pm/giant-ragweed-weed-extremes
weeds research ...
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Resources on Prevented Planting Acres
https://offer.osu.edu/news/resources-prevented-planting-acres
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.) ...
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Organic vs. Conventional Practices on Soil Quality
https://offer.osu.edu/blog/september-19-2019-536pm/organic-vs-conventional-practices-soil-quality
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 ...