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E-PHAC in the News
https://fcs.osu.edu/programs/extension-public-health-americorps/e-phac-news
News Headlines... New $1.1 Million Project to Fund Public Health AmeriCorps Program at Ohio State University Extension New AmeriCorps Program Aims to Bolster Public Health Workforce Help People- Change Lives ...
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E-PHAC Frequently Asked Questions
https://fcs.osu.edu/programs/extension-public-health-americorps/e-phac-frequently-asked-questions
Where are the E-PHAC Hubs located? E-PHAC has hubs located throughout the state. Members will work in collaboration with the local Ohio State University Extension office in the county they serve. What is a service position? It isn't a job, it is serv ...
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Dr. Logan Minter
https://southcenters.osu.edu/people/dr-logan-minter
Dr. Logan Minter Statewide Field Specialist/ Associate Professor, Extension in Specialty Crops The Ohio State University South Centers minter.21@osu.edu My educational and professional background has largely focused on plant/ landscape ecology, plant-inse ...
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Livestock Sales Information for Exhibitors
https://greene.osu.edu/news/livestock-sales-information-exhibitors
Dear Greene County Exhibitors, Attached to this email is a jotform. Please fill it out completely including pictures. Select each category you are selling in with in the one jotform. I highly recommend taking pictures with your animals that will sell at ...
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Lep Monitoring Network Update #13 – WBC Numbers Remain High, Continue Scouting!
The Ohio Lep Network is continuing to monitor moth pests across Ohio. We are in our 13 th week of monitoring, and we are continuing population reports for Western bean cutworm (WBC), corn earworm (CEW), and both variations of European corn borer (ECB- IA ...
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Protecting Wheat Seed and Rye Seed While In Storage Before Planting This Fall
It is not uncommon for a farmer to save some of their wheat or rye crop in a grain wagon for seed to plant their next crop in the fall. Once their wagon is full, it will be shoved into a barn or shed for the rest of the summer until it is needed in the fa ...
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Battle for the Belt: Episode 21
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2023-25/battle-belt-episode-21
Episode 21 of Battle for the Belt is now available: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dPd3diZNFsU In Episode 21, we talk with Dr. Stephanie Karhoff, Agronomic Systems Field Specialist about scouting for tar spot in corn. Tar spot is a relatively new d ...
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2023-25
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2023-25
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August’s Stealthiest Insect Pest: Stink Bugs in Soybean
Why are stink bugs the stealthiest insect pest near the end of summer? It’s because their method of feeding is so subtle. You won’t see damaged leaves or sickly-looking plants with stink bugs. They have straw-like mouthparts which they poke through the ...
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ANR Factsheet Available for Understanding Corn Abnormal Ears: When and Why Do They Develop?
Much of the corn has started to tassel (VT) and silk (R1) around the state (Figure 1). These mark the beginning of the reproductive stages and include the grain-filling period in corn. As ears develop and grow, abnormalities can develop at different times ...