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  1. Learn to Diagnose Problems in Your Trees, Including New Beech Disease

    https://agnr.osu.edu/news/learn-diagnose-problems-your-trees-including-new-beech-disease

    leaf disease, it’s causing striped and curled leaves, weak buds, and sometimes the death of saplings. ... light on the disease, plus many other problems that can bug Ohio’s trees. Diseases, pests and whether ... Environmental Sciences will teach about spotting tree problems — diseases, pests and more — what to do about ...

  2. It's time to talk about noxious weeds law

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    mowing of noxious weeds along county and township roads.  Ohio law requires counties, townships, and ... Agricultural & Resource Law. Sign up to receive all of Peggy's agricultural law blog updates at  ...

  3. Pumpkin Field Day Coming Aug. 17

    https://agnr.osu.edu/news/pumpkin-field-day-coming-aug-17

    p.m. The field day will offer beginning and experienced growers valuable research updates regarding ... disease management, insect management, weed control, and new pumpkin and winter squash varieties. Current ... weeds, insects and diseases. After formal presentations, growers will have time to revisit any of the ...

  4. Ohio State expert warns about effect of rock salt on plants

    https://agnr.osu.edu/news/ohio-state-expert-warns-about-effect-rock-salt-plants

    notice more damage,” Bennett said.   Plants affected can range from turf grass to white pines. Often ... spill a large amount of it in one spot, you will see turf burn from the high amounts of salt.” Luckily, ...

  5. Ohio's Bats Do Scary-Good Work, Face a Real Horror Story

    https://agnr.osu.edu/news/ohios-bats-do-scary-good-work-face-real-horror-story

    works in CFAES’s  School of Environment and Natural Resources, will give an update on the disease during ... scary. A deadly disease called  white nose syndrome  has killed millions of North American bats, which ... hibernating in caves and mines for the winter. Ohio’s first finding of the disease was in 2011, in hibernating ...

  6. Farm Office Live Webinars

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    updates on ag law, farm management, ag economics, farm business analysis and other related issues from ... Farm Businesses Legal trends for 2021 Legislative updates Farm business management and analysis updates ... Farm succession & estate planning updates   Who's on the Farm Office Team?  Our team features ...

  7. The Search for What’s Killing Beech Trees

    https://agnr.osu.edu/news/search-what%E2%80%99s-killing-beech-trees

    University study aims to figure out why. The study is looking into the cause of beech leaf disease, which was ... disease, which initially causes dark stripes to appear on leaves, then deforms the leaves. Eventually the ... disease can kill the trees. “There’s no similar forest tree disease that we are aware of anywhere,” said ...

  8. Tick Season Has Officially Started in Ohio

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    comes the risk of contracting tickborne illnesses such as Anaplasmosis, Babesiosis and Lyme disease ... . Lyme disease is the major threat associated with deer tick bites. Most Lyme disease cases occur during ... the summer when the poppy seed-sized nymphs are most active. Lyme disease is caused by the bacterium ...

  9. Volunteers- 4-H

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    orientation. Please note that attending a returning volunteer update does not meet the requirements for a new ... may have on updates etc., as well as making sure you are reading all provided emails and updates. 1. ...

  10. Lyme Disease and Other Tick-Carried Diseases on the Rise in Ohio

    https://agnr.osu.edu/news/lyme-disease-and-other-tick-carried-diseases-rise-ohio

    COLUMBUS, Ohio — A steadily rising number of Lyme disease cases are being reported in Ohio ... Lyme disease has increased. Last year’s statewide total of 160 human cases of the disease is more than ... three and a half times the 2010 total. Besides the increase in Lyme disease, more Ohioans are also ...

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