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Chow Line: Holidays and diabetes management
https://cfaes.osu.edu/news/articles/chow-line-holidays-and-diabetes-management
million who have prediabetes, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, having an ... understanding of how to manage the disease is key to healthy living for millions of people nationwide. And the ... schedules, extra stress, shopping, or eating rich, decadent foods, the holiday season can leave us with even ...
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Go outdoors, but watch for ticks
https://cfaes.osu.edu/news/articles/go-outdoors-watch-for-ticks
pandemic, it’s important to watch out for another potential threat you might not easily see: ticks. Be on ... blood-sucking bugs pass on diseases. “I always tell people the outdoors is healthy for you. You need to be ... risks associated with each of the four main ticks found in Ohio: Which diseases are associated with the ...
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Turf Drought Stress Alert!!!
https://turfdisease.osu.edu/news/turf-drought-stress-alert
Due to dry conditions going into this Memorial Day weekend and high temperatures predicted WATCH ... diseases and the primary problem is drought damage. We have seen this repeatedly under weather conditions ... the root zone, check with a soil probe. The brown grass on the left is from moisture stress and not ...
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Turf Drought Stress Alert
https://turfdisease.osu.edu/news/turf-drought-stress-alert-0
Due to dry conditions going into this Memorial Day weekend and high temperatures predicted WATCH ... diseases and the primary problem is drought damage. We have seen this repeatedly under weather conditions ... the root zone, check with a soil probe. The brown grass on the left is from moisture stress and not ...
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A Happy Turf Pathologist... Not Always A Good Thing!
https://turfdisease.osu.edu/news/happy-turf-pathologist-not-always-good-thing
We are seeing red thread, leaf spot, dollar spot, waitia patch, fairy ring, and brown patch ... patch is not gearing up to show its head a lot earlier than normal, watch those soil temps. With this ... weeks cool down, we hope disease slows down and gives golf course managers a chance to “get ahead” of ...
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New Pesticide Applicator Training- May 10, 2023
https://cfaes.osu.edu/news/events/new-pesticide-applicator-training-may-10-2023
Auditorium Industrial Vegetation (5) Seminar Room A Turf Insects Applications and Calculations Turf Disease ...
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Regional Agricultural Outlook and Policy Meetings set to kick off
https://cfaes.osu.edu/news/articles/regional-agricultural-outlook-and-policy-meetings-set-kick
agricultural law updates; the dairy industry in 2022; Ohio’s changing climate; farm policy; Farm Bill 2023; ... agricultural input price projections; and federal tax updates. The outlook meetings will be hosted jointly by ... include Barry Ward, farm inputs, rent, and real estate; Peggy Hall, agricultural law update; Aaron Wilson, ...
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Pandemic prep needs ‘smart surveillance’ to predict viral spillovers
cooperation on surveillance and stopping disease spread are required to reduce deaths and lessen the economic ... inevitable. The team says the best way to lower chances for widespread disease outbreaks and pandemics and ... re-emerging RNA viruses – including coronaviruses – are a major cause of the transmission of disease from ...
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Webinar 2- Joy Zhao, Ph.D, PCC
https://cfaes.osu.edu/news/events/webinar-2-joy-zhao-phd-pcc
creative empowerment solutions that turn clients’ superpowers into greatness. During the pandemic, she ...
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Workshop Focuses on Benefits of Understanding Soil Test Results, Crop Needs
agronomists, said Debbie Brown, an OSU Extension Educator. OSU Extension and OARDC are the outreach and ... growers produce higher yields while maintaining a strong financial bottom line, Brown said. “Nutrient use ... apply,” she said. “Our goal is to help growers maximize their yields while also watching the bottom line ...