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  1. Volume 13 Issue 6

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  2. New Law on Fertilizer and Manure Applications Explained

    COLUMBUS, Ohio – Farmers who want to learn more about the new Ohio law passed last week intended to control algae production in Lake Erie and its western basin can find a detailed explanation in a blog post written by an agricultural law expert and a manu ...

  3. 2016 Alumni Awards Recap

    Nearly 180 alumni, faculty, staff, students and friends of the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences gathered to honor the accomplishments and service of 19 esteemed alumni during the the 2016 Alumni Awards Luncheon in March. The annua ...

  4. Commodity Classic Draws CFAES to the Crescent City

    Miss and Kevin Adams of Mandeville, La. hosted about 30 alumni, friends, faculty and staff at a reception during the recent Commodity Classic Trade Show in New Orleans. ...

  5. Nominations Open for the Food Science and Technology Hall of Distinction

    Help highlight the success and service of the Ohio State University Department of Food Science and Technology alumni and nominate someone today for the Hall of Distinction. ...

  6. You’re invited: Horticulture and Crop Science Cultivate’16 reception

    Join fellow Horticulture and Crop Science alumni and friends for a reception July 11 at the Chadwick Arboretum.  ...

  7. Variety Selection/Seed Treatments Key to Managing Soybean Pathogens

    in yield from the disease can range anywhere from five to 30 bushels per acre depending on the ... soybean plants that have no resistance to Phytophthora at all, depending on the disease pressure." ...

  8. June 2016

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  9. Volume 13 Issue 5

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  10. Secrest Arboretum Crabapples Begin œBest Bloom in Decades

    greatest collection of crabapple trees reaches full bloom at Secrest Arboretum on the Ohio Agricultural ...

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