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1. Capital Strategies for Cooperative Businesses Webinar Series

   experience with the cooperative business model. No cost to participate. A ttend one session or all three! ... professionals who support cooperative enterprises need to know about community and institutional capital tools, ... including when and why cooperatives might pursue specific capital sources, tradeoffs related to control, ...

2. Capital Strategies for Cooperative Businesses: Institutional & Community Investment

   support cooperative enterprises need to know about community and institutional capital tools, including ... when and why cooperatives might pursue specific capital sources, tradeoffs related to control, risk, ... raise and manage capital, access investment, and distribute profits, including new and emerging as well ...

3. Hiring: Extension Educator, 4-H Youth Development- Columbiana County

   targeted to local and area needs. Utilize appropriate methods, both formal and informal, of community ... assessment to identify educational needs and opportunities of local community. Design, implement and teach ... may be required to replicate and adhere to existing programs that meet the needs of the local ...

4. Scout now to stop waterhemp seed

   produce hundreds of thousands or even up to one million seeds per plant. Managing current populations or ... pulling. Just a few plants left in the field can lead to a total infestation if allowed to produce and drop ... not uncommon. Metabolic herbicide resistance may contribute to an increase in populations with ...

5. 2026 Wayne County Fair Grange Rotunda Speakers Schedule

   to sample some delicious applesauce! Wednesday, September 16 10:30 a.m. Sourdough for Beginners- ... ingredients, and tools needed to start making sourdough 11:30 a.m. Aging in Place- Bryan Lantz, realtor for ... Monday, September 14 10:30 a.m. Insect Adventures with the Bug Zoo- Staff from the United Titanium Bug ...

6. Ragweed Is the Primary Offender For Late-Summer Allergies

   As August gives way to September, roadsides, field borders and fencerows begin to light up with ... flowers to collect pollen and nectar. Because insects are doing the work, goldenrod produces pollen that ... plant to another. That means ragweed must produce tremendous amounts of lightweight pollen capable of ...

7. Need Student Employees?

   2:30-4:30pm in Kottman Hall Lobby/Patio on the Columbus campus.   Cost? FREE – Just need to show up, talk to ... Sign up for a table at the Student Employment Fair!! Deadline to Sign up is Noon on Thursday   Who ... can participate? Any CFAES unit, faculty or staff member who is looking to hire students for AU26, ...

8. Farm Science Review

   can also experience the Gwynne Conservation Area, which offers another way to see how research and ... The Farm Science Review is September 22-24, 2026. Held at the Molly Caren Agricultural Center, 135 ... Thursday.  Tickets are $10 when purchased in advance at the Holmes County Extension Office, Cost is $15 for ...

9. Jr. Fair Auction Info And Schedule

   September 17, the sale will be back to one ring only for the sale of Swine followed by Beef, starting with ... champions once again. Auction programs will be printed in advance so buyers can look ahead to see when ... appreciate so many local businesses and buyers dedicating full days to the auction. Lunch will be served on ...

10. Night to Shine in the Show Ring

    Night to Shine in the Show Ring is an opportunity for special needs youth and adults to work with ... questions. You will be required to upload a picture of yourself with your animal when you complete the ... a 4-H/FFA youth member that has raised and shown animals. Youth mentors will be paired with Night to Shine ...

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