Search results
Search results
-
New Hire Announcement – Welcome, Dr. Laura Deeter!
https://hcs.osu.edu/news/new-hire-announcement-%E2%80%93-welcome-dr-laura-deeter
We are pleased to announce that Dr. Laura Deeter will be joining HCS in August 2023 as a Professor and the Sandy and Andy Ross Endowed Director of the Chadwick Arboretum and Learning Gardens. Read the full announcement from Dr. Graham Cochran and Dr. Do ...
-
Knowledge Exchange's Custom Report Builder
Blog Subscriptions ...
-
Battle for the Belt: Episode 4
https://hcs.osu.edu/about-us/multimedia/battle-belt-episode-4
...
-
NexGen EAP Total Wellbeing
https://hardin.osu.edu/news/nexgen-eap-total-wellbeing
New program offers help for small businesses Kenton, OH. — A new program for small businesses will mean access to valuable counseling and recovery services for thousands of employees across the region. The Mental Health and Recovery Services Board is part ...
-
Battle for the Belt: Episode 3
https://hcs.osu.edu/about-us/multimedia/battle-belt-episode-3
...
-
Introducing the Controlled Environment Agriculture Minor!
https://hcs.osu.edu/news/CEA-minor
Undergraduate students at The Ohio State University can now enroll in the brand-new Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) Minor! Learn all about the new program... ...
-
CEA Minor HERO
Learn about CEA Click here to learn more about the new controlled environment agriculture minor Students can now enroll in the brand-new Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) Minor! ...
-
Kyle Verhoff
https://agcrops.osu.edu/people/kyle-verhoff
Kyle Verhoff Educator, Agriculture and Natural Resources Defiance County verhoff.115@osu.edu ...
-
Hardin County 4-H May Newsletter
https://hardin.osu.edu/news/hardin-county-may-4-h-newsletter
Hardin County 4-H Educator, Amanda Raines is sharing upcoming information with our 4-H families in the May 4-H Newsletter. She will be providing a newsletter monthly throughout the summer with information and upcoming activities. MAY NEWSLETTER ...
-
We are still very early, but if crop stands are a concern…
We are still early, but if you planted in April or the first few days of May, soil conditions have been wet and cold in many parts of the state. Early plantings, cold air/soil temperatures, and precipitation cause slow progress in corn and soybean. In Fig ...