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CFAES scientist breeds 30 percent faster-growing perch
https://students.cfaes.ohio-state.edu/news/cfaes-scientist-breeds-30-percent-faster-growing-perch
disease. When combined with more traditional selection of favorable traits like size and overall health, ...
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Recent Developments Surrounding PCNB
https://turfdisease.osu.edu/news/recent-developments-surrounding-pcnb
at least for this year. The following is an update from Dr. Jim Kerns, turfgrass pathologist at the ...
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Graduate student conducts research on rabies transmission in Ethiopa as a part of One Health
dogs, and wild dogs running around in the streets. The potential for zoonotic disease transmission and ... severe as the disease itself. However, if we advised them not to get the vaccine then the girl could ...
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4-H Professionals' Update
https://ohio4h.org/events/4-h-professionals-update-0
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Yes, we can: 'Interest is exploding' in gardening, food preservation
throughout the state to update their food preservation skills through hands-on training and revised ...
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CFAES Organizes Climate Change Conference in Tanzania, Promotes Food Security Through iAGRI
soils, plant pests and animal diseases. Given that two-thirds of the Tanzanian workforce is employed in ...
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Students Travel to AFA Leaders Conference in Kansas City
https://students.cfaes.ohio-state.edu/news/students-travel-afa-leaders-conference-in-kansas-city
provides a forum for updates and discussions on industry trends. Students are given the opportunity to ...
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Ohio State, Punjab Agricultural University Help Train Kenyan Graduate Students in Agribusiness
and update business plans after their first iteration of the workshop. Authored by Beau Ingle, ...
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Achievement Awards and Scholarship Banquet
https://ohio4h.org/ohio-4-h-foundation
Aubrey Brown- Poultry Ashton Beach- Dairy Goat ...
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International Researchers & Ohio State Faculty Collaborate to Improve Food Security, Carry on the Legacy of Norman Borlaug
to 50% as a result of some crop diseases, compromising the countries’ food security and stifling ...