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  1. 1980's

    projects at five camp sites, and supported major improvements for Canter's Cave 4-H Camp near Jackson ...

  2. Intro to HACCP Principles for Meat & Poultry Processors

    Presented in collaboration with the Ohio Department of Agriculture's Division of Meat Inspection.  For this class, we will also have 2 EAIOs from the Chicago District in attendance to assist with questions. Click here to register. Click here for cour ...

  3. One Health, Conservation Medicine, Ecosystem Health- Protecting People and Planet

    Keynote presentation by Dr. Lonnie King. Dr. Tony Forshey will be moderator. Panel of experts and leaders includes Dr. Barbara Wolfe and Dr. Ron Kensinger. ...

  4. Exit Seminar: Taylor Yohe

    Performance and Development of the Rumen in Holstein Bull Calves Fed an Aspergillus oryzae Fermentation Extract ...

  5. The Age of Sustainable Development

    Ohio State’s inaugural Provost’s Discovery Themes Lecturer will be Jeffrey Sachs, director of The Earth Institute, Quetelet Professor of Sustainable Development, professor of health policy and management at Columbia University, and author of The Price of ...

  6. Heifer International Lunch

    All proceeds benefit Heifer International to help purchase an animal for a family in need. ...

  7. Labeling

    Labeling info ...

  8. Tank's Meats Inc. is continually growing after 102 years of service

    Original article by Alan Reeder (Ohio's Country Journal) Tank's Meats Inc. is interesting and old; you get a good experience of full service at this old-fashioned meat market. F.J. Tank started the Ottawa County business located in Elmore, 102 y ...

  9. IRIDESCENCE IN RAW AND COOKED MEATS

    Erwin Waters Waters and Associates Boca Raton, Florida Iridescence in meats, specifically beef, can be detected in some of the muscle tissues of some animals before and after rigor mortis. It is most common in the muscles comprising the round, navel and b ...

  10. Pork Slaughter Example

    Form A Ingredient/ Process Step Potential hazards introduced, controlled or enhanced at this step. Is this hazard likely to occur? (yes/no) Justification for decision made in previous column) Preventive Measures CCP? 1. Receive & hold hogs P 1- metal, ...

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