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Field to Faucet making strides in improving Ohio’s water quality
microcystin levels in Lake Erie and shut down Toledo’s drinking water supply for two days in August 2014. The ...
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Ohio State Researchers: Milk Date Labels Contribute to Food Waste
https://fst.osu.edu/news/ohio-state-researchers-milk-date-labels-contribute-food-waste
manufacturers,” Roe said. “There’s a difference between quality and safety. “Pasteurized milk is safe past the ...
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Autumn Discovery Day
https://oardc.osu.edu/events/autumn-discovery-day
time to do that, Snyder said. While the top of a plant may have started going dormant, the soil is ...
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Tools for Measuring Sustainability- Professional Development Workshop
https://oardc.osu.edu/events/tools-measuring-sustainability-professional-development-workshop
efforts. The workshop is designed to facilitate collaboration between sustainability professionals. Our ...
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2016 Spring Environmental Education Council of Ohio Conference
https://ocvn.osu.edu/events/2016-spring-environmental-education-council-ohio-conference
Natural Resources, a highly respected herpetologist. Sunday, April 3, includes guided nature walks in the ...
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Innovation Seminar Series
https://oardc.osu.edu/events/innovation-seminar-series
health, synthetic biology and the production of high-value chemistry from sustainable resources. He has ...
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Growing season: OARDC's organic farming program gets a shot in the arm
of Food and Agriculture funds the project. Topics also included studies on soil-building cover crops, ...
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Webinars for online continuing education
https://ocvn.osu.edu/events/webinars-online-continuing-education
may be of interest with topics including nutrient management, soil health, citizen water quality ...
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At the corner of eating and healthy: Ohio State center targets functional foods
focuses on the complex relationship between diet and health. Part of the College of Food, Agricultural, ...
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September is Food Safety Month
https://fst.osu.edu/news/september-food-safety-month
temperature “danger zone” — between 40 and 140 degrees. While it may be tempting to think that re-heating food ...