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Spotted Laternfly Settling In a Little Too Close
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Pennsylvania, near Philadelphia. However, they can be spread long distances by people who move infested material ... to be moved through firewood or trees that are being relocated,” said Amy Stone, an educator with ... a buildup of sticky fluid on plants as well as on the ground beneath infested plants. An app developed by ...
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Need Farm Workers? It could get easier
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workers an hourly wage based on what other domestic workers employed in the same position in the area are ... a supervisor is paid $15 an hour, the temporary migrant worker not in a management position has to be paid at ... CFAES’ Department of Agricultural, Environmental, and Development Economics (AEDE). Employers seeking to ...
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Latest COVID-19 legislation to provide more funds for farm businesses
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maturity of two years and generous forgiveness provisions. Farm businesses, including cooperatives, with ... businesses and agricultural cooperatives with no more than 500 employees may also now apply for EIDL, which ... programs and other economic developments for agriculture. Register for the live webinar and access past ...
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NOAA, Partners Predict Significant Summer Harmful Algal Bloom for Western Lake Erie
developing tools to predict how toxic blooms will be. The predicted bloom is expected to appear in the far ... was Greg LaBarge, agronomic systems field specialist with Ohio State’s College of Food, Agricultural, ... developing a Farmer Sampling Network in western Lake Erie’s watershed. For that project, LaBarge and his ...
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Raindrops Kept Falling on Our Heads
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Ohio, the state is on track to have its third wettest year ever, said Aaron Wilson, climate specialist ... September the remnants of Hurricane Gordon moved across Ohio triggering upward of 8 inches of rain in ... closed and it didn’t really open again for a lot of farmers,” said Laura Lindsey, a soybean specialist ...
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Manure Science Review Set for July 25
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potash nutrients.” Arnold, who is state field specialist for manure nutrient management systems for OSU ... Liability” by Peggy Hall, agricultural and resource law field specialist with OSU Extension. “Reducing ... Phosphorus Runoff” by Greg LaBarge, agronomic systems field specialist with OSU Extension. Phosphorus runoff ...
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Hemp Report Comparing States Released
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Law Center. Stay up-to-date on the latest agricultural news by subscribing to our Agricultural News ...
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Economic Assistance Available for Dairy Farms
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By Dianne Shoemaker, Field Specialist, Dairy Production Economics, OSU Extension One hundred and ... the sba.gov website. Farm businesses and agricultural cooperatives with no more than 500 employees ... April 2010 and even with a positive producer price differential of $1.15, well below cost of production. ...
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April 18: How Getting Around Columbus Will Be Getting a Lot Smarter
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project’s lead research institution. Moving ‘quickly, cheaply, efficiently’ The Smart City Challenge, ... according to its website, asked “midsized cities across America to develop ideas for an integrated, ... people and goods move more quickly, cheaply and efficiently.” The Transportation Department launched the ...
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Questions about the Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) Model of Direct Marketing? Attend a Virtual Mini-Conference October 25, 2021
Specialists and CSA farmers from across the Tri-state region. A keynote session entitled You Have What It ...