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1. Nursery Technician

   caring for plants, especially in a nursery setting- Gardening experience, especially with perennials- ... identification skills- Experience working outdoors in all weather- Experience with customer service Hours and ... the week somewhat flexible)- From May to mid-June and in September, your help will be needed on most ...

2. SENR Employer Pop-Ups are back for spring!

   resumes, but it’s not expected. They don’t need to dress up or do extensive preparation. Here are some key ... they are back just in time to kick-off spring semester! These events bring employers from environment ... takeaways for students to think about:  A meaningful five-minute conversation with an employer may reduce ...

3. Pesticide, Fertilizer Exam

   form to ODA with $35 fee.   Click here for application form. Click here for a  frequently asked ... applicator by mail with their exam results If the applicator did not pass an exam, they are able to retake ... the test. Only the exams not passed need to be retaken. If the applicator did pass the exams, they are ...

4. You Bought Livestock at the Local Auction Barn. Now What?

   allow you to monitor if they are eating. Vaccination and Internal/External Parasite Control Work with ... working with other animals. Wash clothing separate from other laundry. Checklist for Tasks Needed Prior to ... discovery to determine the real value of the livestock marketed. However, much like travelers in an airport, ...

5. Honoring Excellence 2025 JCEP and ESP Community Development Award Recipients

   Extension professionals with less than 10 years of service. The 2025 Winner is Gwynn Stewart   Gwynn joined ... Extension in 2018 as a Noble County Community Development Educator. She also serves as the economic ... Stewart supports communities with grant writing/administration securing nearly $30 million in grants.  She ...

6. Virtual Tai Chi for Mind & Body

   a willingness to move. Experience the healing power of Tai Chi virtually. ... Join us for a gentle, evidence-based Tai Chi series to improve joint health, balance, and overall ... that promote strength, relaxation, and confidence. No equipment needed, just a comfortable space and ...

7. Jefferson, Harrison Ag Forecast Meeting

   can expect in 2026, to woodland carbon contract challenges, to invasive species on their way, and the ... plan for 2026. Come connect with neighbors, ask questions, and get ahead of what’s coming in the year ... operations, this seminar will equip you with practical insights and forward‑looking strategies to help you ...

8. Don't Miss This Week's Ag Morning Meeting!

   and get all the information you need.  We can't wait to see you there! ... Join us next week for the first event in our Ag Morning Meetup series!  We'll be teaming up ... with the Harrison County Auditor's Office and Harrison Soils & Water Conservation District at ...

9. 2025 Annual Summary

   Ohioline Analytics Ohioline (ohioline.osu.edu) recorded 1,561,374 pageviews in 2025, according to ... revised fact sheets Controlling Non-Native Invasive Plants in Ohio Forests: Japanese Stiltgrass, Jim ... Glen Arnold, Stephanie Karhoff Using Liquid Manure to Top-Dress Wheat in Ohio, Glen Arnold, Rachel ...

10. Cathryn Stanley

    Stanley comes to Noble County with eight years of experience from the Belmont County Tourism Council. ... experience in journalism, she also contributes monthly to Crossroads Magazine, published in Noble County by ... the Caldwell Journal-Leader. Cathryn lives in Noble County with her husband, Kyle. They have two grown ...

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