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Potassium Uptake and Ohio Crop Response
https://ohioline.osu.edu/factsheet/anr-0147
a measure of the risk of yield loss at a given soil-test K level without fertilizer applied during the ... total K content of Ohio soils is between 12,500 ppm and 30,500 ppm (Ames & Gaither, 1913). Even ... yield. For loams and clays, this would be 170 ppm; for sandy soils, it is 130 ppm. The range of soil test ...
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EPN Breakfast Event- Tuesday, March 25, 2025: Water Reuse for Ohio’s Future: Implications for advanced industry, land conservation, and resource efficiency.
microchip manufacturing plants and data centers have been developed across the state, often requiring high ... (AWS) outlines water sustainability initiatives taking place in AWS operations. 8:50 a.m. Kristy ... Hawthorne, District Program Administrator, Licking County Soil and Water Conservation District presents on land ...
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FSPCA Preventive Controls for Human Food Participant Course Version 2.0
of how to create a Food Safety Plan to comply with the Hazard Analysis and Risk-based Preventive ... between HACCP and Preventive Controls, this workshop also gained recognition as an approved HACCP-based ... be helpful. FDA Recognition The Current Good Manufacturing Practice, Hazard Analysis, and Risk ...
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Natural Resources Engineer 3
Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) as we seek to ensure a balance between wise use and ... Resources Management. Job Description What you will do… Supervise lower-level Natural Resources Engineer(s) ... Profile". NOTES: Selection devices, proficiency testing and/or assessments may be used to determine if an ...
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Phosphorus Nutrient Management for Yield and Reduced P Loss at Edge of Field
https://ohioline.osu.edu/factsheet/agf-509
site and rate criteria from Assessing Nutrient Loss Risk in Ohio (NRCS) between 50 to 200 PPM. Time ... step 7. STP value of 50 PPM Mehlich III or less: CROP YIELD —Reduce risk of crop yield losses with ... available. The maintenance STP range is "critical level" to 40 PPM in corn soybean rotation and 50 ...
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Controlling Non-Native Invasive Plants in Ohio Forests: Japanese Stiltgrass
https://ohioline.osu.edu/factsheet/F-70-11
adaptable. It can tolerate low-light environments with sufficient soil nutrients and moisture. Conversely, it ... corridors, and areas with disturbed soils (Figure 2). It is also found in floodplains; moist, ... disturbance that exposes bare mineral soil. Where white-tailed deer are abundant, their preferential browsing ...
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Harvesting and Reproduction Methods for Ohio Forests
https://ohioline.osu.edu/factsheet/f-47
including timber, pulpwood, and veneer products; wildlife habitat; a high-quality water supply; clean air; ... of high-value timber products, some of the poorer, less-desirable trees may be harvested to improve ... Most ownership objectives, however, are enhanced by the presence of healthy, vigorous, high ...
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Moo-ving Methane: Converting Ohio’s dairy farm manure into an energy source.
to energy supply diversification, climate change mitigation, and soil health. You'll hear from ... EPA 2 Methane emissions from livestock and climate change – Crops and Soils 3 Anthropogenic emissions ... energy. He also collaborates with Ohio based partners like Ariel Corporation to integrate high ...
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EPN Breakfast Event- Tuesday, February 11, 2025: Tourism for Tomorrow: Sustainable Solutions for Travel, Ecosystems, and Economy in Ohio and Beyond
a community can become a green destination. 8:50 a.m. Karen Raymore, Executive Director, Hocking Hills ...
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Communications Intern
applicable deadlines.- Applications are open to upper level undergraduates or graduate students enrolled in ... areas, and public lands. We welcome applications from any upper level undergraduate, graduate student, or ...