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  1. USDA grant to help explore soil health and disease management of high tunnels

    https://southcenters.osu.edu/newsletter/connections-newsletter/winter-2022-achievements-edition/usda-grant-help-explore-soil

    research and they are volunteering the use of their high tunnels to collect soil and plant samples ... 500 high tunnels being used by area farmers within a 50-mile radius of the OSU South Centers, the ... soil health and reduce or alleviate the soil disease pressures causing crop and financial losses to ...

  2. $2M grant awards to fund two meaningful aquaculture projects

    https://southcenters.osu.edu/2m-grant-awards-fund-two-meaningful-aquaculture-projects

    national level over the past 20 years. This success can be attributed to the efforts of their aquaculture ...

  3. Farm income projections hold a bit of good news

    https://agnr.osu.edu/news/farm-income-projections-hold-bit-good-news

    margins.” In years with low profit levels, farmers are increasingly leaning on crop revenue insurance, ... buying up higher and higher coverage levels to help compensate, Katchova said. “Due to crop insurance, we ... increases. The average per bushel price for corn, $3.36 last year, is projected to increase to $3.50 this ...

  4. New Pesticide Applicator Training

    https://agnr.osu.edu/events/new-pesticide-applicator-training-0

    will choose between Industrial Vegetation (Category 5) and Turf (Category 8). Testing is available at ... the conclusion of the day.  A photo ID is required for the test. Registration and check in opens at ... course is designed to help you prepare for the Commercial Pesticide Applicator test. To become licensed, ...

  5. Reducing the Environmental Impact of Cows' Waste

    https://agnr.osu.edu/news/reducing-environmental-impact-cows-waste

    – solids and gases. In his studies, Lee tests the effectiveness of adding chemical or biological substances ... said. Between 4 and 12 percent of the feed cattle eat is wasted through the methane gas they produce, he ... testing compounds from natural sources. He’s found that essential oils, including garlic, rosemary and ...

  6. Chow Line: Growing Giant Pumpkins

    https://agnr.osu.edu/news/chow-line-growing-giant-pumpkins

    water. Fertilizer and lime: When planting, you’ll need to have the soil tested to determine whether lime ... and fertilizers are needed based on your soil requirements.  Planting and space requirements: The ... pumpkins, usually ranking between third or fourth among states for pumpkin production, according to the Ohio ...

  7. Roots at the Root of Greenhouse Management Workshop

    https://agnr.osu.edu/events/roots-root-greenhouse-management-workshop

    biostimulants and concurrent sessions on container culture of ornamentals and hydroponic and soil-less culture ... of food crops. Lettuce, basil and high-wire crops such as cucumbers will be among the food crops ... $150 by Jan. 4 and $175 after Jan. 4. The cost includes all sessions, tours, and continental breakfast ...

  8. $250,000 grant received to explore new strawberry production techniques

    https://southcenters.osu.edu/newsletter/connections-newsletter/winter-2022-achievements-edition/250000-grant-received-explore-new

    production acreage are decreasing in many areas of Midwest United States.  High production risk is the main ... weather and temperature extremes.  Preliminary research on soil-based high tunnel and low tunnel ... reduce this risk and increase profit and market potential.    Many Ohio farms have doubled their harvest ...

  9. Register Soon for Greenhouse Hydroponics Workshop

    https://agnr.osu.edu/news/register-soon-greenhouse-hydroponics-workshop

    soil. The event is Feb. 8-9 at the  Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center  (OARDC), part of ... recirculating water full of nutrients; or rooted in an inert growing medium, such as coco coir (coconut shell ... program in the U.S. How to register Registration for the workshop is $125 by Jan. 25, $150 after Jan. 25, ...

  10. Higher Carbon Dioxide Levels Prompt More Plant Growth, But Fewer Nutrients

    https://agnr.osu.edu/news/higher-carbon-dioxide-levels-prompt-more-plant-growth-fewer-nutrients

    plants can react in different ways to high carbon dioxide levels. The rising carbon dioxide levels that ...  It might seem there’s an upside to the rising levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. Plants ... happening because the current level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is 400 parts per million, nearly ...

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