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1. National Farm to School Month 2026

   to engage their communities, schools, and partners in this fun and educational event. The Crunch is ... event any time in the month of October. Other annual local food events promoted by Extension’s Farm to ... School Program include the Smoothie Slurp in February and the Cucumber Crunch in July. Register today to ...

2. Pumpkin – Full of Flavor and Health Benefits

   of beta-carotene which the human body converts to Vitamin A. A diet rich in foods with high levels of ... cooker or baked in the oven. Once the pulp is soft, remove it from the rind and mash. Pumpkin needs to be ... pumpkin provides several health benefits? Choose pumpkins with a bright orange color to ensure high levels ...

3. Battle for the Belt: Season 4, Episode 13– Cornstalk Integrity and Ear Molds

   begun in some areas of the state and is expected to begin this week for the Battle for the Belt 2.0 ... growing season to learn more and get further updates! You can find the full video playlist of Battle for ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkCDnSqXpLw In Episode 13, we hear from Dr. Stephanie Karhoff, a Field Specialist with Ohio State University ...

4. Tracking Your Health and Fitness

   Learning about the different aspects of physical health is interesting and fun! Set goals to ... maintain and improve your health by exploring how your diet, sleep, physical activity, and stress level ...

5. Harvesting and Storing Drier Than Desired Corn Silage

   to be sure there will be enough effective fiber in your diet. The second adjustment is at the kernel ... cautious not to go too fine as fine chopping can have negative effects on cow health if the diet is not ... ideal conditions, the roll gap is usually 1 to 3 mm. As kernels become harder, the ideal gap may ...

6. Home & Garden Hot Topics- October 30

   This is a perfect time to talk about the not-so-spooky spiders and bats that call Putnam County home!  ... Come and learn about these small animals with our Ag and Natural Resources Educator, Beth Scheckelhoff. ...

7. To Tree or Not to Tree: Managing Your Woodland After Storm Damage

   efforts, and identify which trees can recover and which may need to be removed. This webinar will provide ... discusses how to manage your woods after storm damage. Learn how to assess damage, prioritize cleanup ... practical guidance to help woodland owners protect forest health and promote long-term resilience. ...

8. Lawn & Grass Resources

   these problematic grasses from getting a foothold.  Any soil gaps in the lawn needs to have lawn seeds ... added to make sure problem weeds do not find that foothold in the turf. Soil Testing ... Below you'll find a collection of links to resources relating to lawn care. For questions, ...

9. Animal Science Clothing Orders

   orders  need to be paid for by either utilizing Venmo  and sending the funds to @OSUASCA, sending a check ... order.  There is an additional charge for shipping and that will need to be added to the total cost of ... etc. for you to view and order online.  There is also an assortment of brands to choose from economical ...

10. Soil, Water & Bioenergy

    the  college  website to find research and education support, such as the  Soil Health fact sheet,  ... continues to evolve to meet the needs of the community and The  Ohio State University’s College of Food, ... integrate soil and water research and education related to specialty crops, natural resources, and ...

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