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HCS Alumni Spotlight: Todd Peterson
really solidified my love for plant sciences and crop production. WHAT DOES A DAY IN YOUR LIFE AS ... weather is still good, we will begin to prepare for the next crop by applying fertilizers, lime, and other ... into a day in his life... WHAT INITIALLY SPARKED YOUR INTEREST IN PLANT SCIENCE? Growing up on a farm, ...
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Controlling Non-Native Invasive Plants in Ohio Forests: Privet (Ligustrum spp.)
recommended for foliar treatment to privet. Apply solution of herbicide in water as directed on label. Apply ... method. The follow-up applications should occur when plants have grown new foliar tissue that is knee- to ... applications are made late in the growing season. Dormant season applications have also proven to be effective. ...
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HCS Alumni Spotlight: Peter Konjoian
your time in HCS help prepare you for your career? Graduate school at Ohio State was magical- I met ... transplants for home gardeners. Along with these crops they chose to specialize in flowering hanging baskets ... Cultivate program, for a presentation about my family’s hanging baskets. As anyone raised in an agricultural ...
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Brown County Jr. Fair Royalty Application
opportunity to run as ambassador no matter what project(s) they take. There are no projects that are excluded ... King/Queen and Industry Ambassador applications are now available! Qualifications for King or ... Queen: at least 16 years old by 1/1/25 OR at least a junior in high school as of 1/1/25 nominated by club ...
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4-H Livestock Skillathon Judging
Skillathon Judging. Members will interview with a specie expert and share what they have learned, as well as ... complete a book review and skill stations. A schedule will be released via email in late July. Members who ... All members who are enrolled in a livestock project can complete their projects at Livestock ...
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4-H Still Project Judging
learned, as well as complete a project book review. A schedule will be released via email in late June. ... Project Judging. Members will interview with an expert in the project topic and share what they have ... All members who are enrolled in a non-livestock project can complete their projects at Still ...
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Olivia Liebing Receives Magnolia Society International Travel Scholarship!
temperature, and the foliar application of rooting hormones on cuttings in an effort to find methods that ... in my fridge, and then grow them out to share in the spring. What are you most looking forward to ... is like across the world and to connect with such a passionate community. What does a typical day in ...
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Soil Testing for Horticultural Needs
A soil test is a useful diagnostic and planning tool. It is the first step in learning what you need to ... of a nutrient is in a form that is likely to be taken up by plants through their roots. For example, ... should be made as needed. What Soil Sampling Tools Do I Need? Soil Probe A soil probe is the easiest tool ...
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New Ohio State tick testing service tracks diseases, aids faster diagnoses
residents to mail in ticks for analysis, is an interdisciplinary project led by Ohio State’s Infectious ... State–based laboratory gives residents a much-needed option to submit ticks for pathogen testing,” said Tim ... — and it also gives us the ability to track what ticks and diseases are present across the state.” Ohio ...
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OSU Extension Offering Forage Testing
Research lab. Cost: $15 for first sample. $20 for each additional sample What is provided? Near Infra Red ... With the wet weather thus far in 2025, OSU Extension is offering reduced cost hay analysis. ... Mature, late made hay is lower in energy, protein, and digestibility- often requiring additional ...