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Policy Brief explains the overall success in Holmes and Mercer Counties reflected in their relative advantages from a vigorous small-business community, entrepreneurship, QoL, and social connectedness.
University, and Agricultural, Environmental, and Development Economics at The Ohio State PhD candidate Sowon ... Program in Rural-Urban Policy, Dr. Seung-Hun Chung, Research & Policy Development Associate at Cornell ... depend on economic development strategies or tax incentives to bring large firms to the counties. Both ...
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FRST Fertilizer Recommendation Support Tool Launches Nationwide to Digitize Crop Nutrient Management
several not-for-profit organizations, and one private sector partner. This diverse partnership underscores ... the collective effort and expertise invested in the development of FRST. Steve Culman, our former soil ... fertility specialist, represented The Ohio State University (OSU) and made a significant contribution to the ...
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Ohio Birds
https://ohio4h.org/statewide-programs/4-h-stem/ohio-birds-0
Youth Development,Ohio State University Extension-Lawrence County Topic: Space Science | Estimated time: ... Invited Summer Guests: Hummingbird Feeders PDF for PRINTING Have you ever wanted to see ... sideways? If hummingbirds live in your area, you can. In summer, seed-eating birds may not be as plentiful ...
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Invited Summer Guests: Hummingbird Feeders
https://ohio4h.org/ohiobirds/feeder
loves nectar. It may drink up to seven times its body weight in nectar in one day.) So while the ... Invited Summer Guests: Hummingbird Feeders PDF for PRINTING Have you ever wanted to see ... sideways? If hummingbirds live in your area, you can. In summer, seed-eating birds may not be as plentiful ...
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Rural Success Stories and Economic Prosperity: The Case of Holmes County and Mercer County Ohio.
 A policy brief just released by The C. William Swank Program in Rural-Urban Policy attempts to ... rural-Ohio success stories: Holmes and Mercer Counties. Authors: ​​​​​​​ Dr. Mark Partridge Dr. Sueng-hun ... Chung Ph.D. candidate Sowon Kim Policy brief Monday, March 11, 2024 RURAL SUCCESS STORY_final.pdf C. ...
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Big Swings Ahead for Planting, Growing and Harvest Season
across Ohio in the last month with some areas wetter than others and could continue into May but to ...  returning which is opposite of El Niño. This swing in the ocean pattern will likely put some stress on Ohio ... crops this year. Above normal temperatures are expected from May to autumn harvest with the warmth ...
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Capstone students contribute to space research
https://fabe.osu.edu/news/capstone-students-contribute-space-research
properties. The team collaborated with Dr. M. Soledad Benitez Ponce from Ohio State's Department of Plant ... Department of Food, Agricultural and Biological Engineering (FABE) curriculum at The Ohio State University. ... within the Agricultural Engineering Building, two FABE capstone teams have a unique chance to engage in ...
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Alfalfa Weevil Activity is Beginning to Peak
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2024-10/alfalfa-weevil-activity-beginning-peak
Alfalfa weevil larval activity is beginning its peak activity in southern Ohio and the rest of the ... writing this (Jan. 1 – April 14), heat units range from 399 in southwest Ohio to 190 in northeast Ohio ... additional NOAA stations around Ohio (Midwestern Regional Climate Center (https://www.mrcc.purdue.edu)) Now ...
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Wheat Management for Spring 2024
https://agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/corn-newsletter/2024-10/wheat-management-spring-2024
is the head or spike, which is being pushed upwards. To identify Feekes 6 growth stage, you may need ... materials can be translocated into the developing head, causing sterility or distortion. Figure 1 in the ... earlier application; however, mechanical damage may occur from applicator equipment. A video demonstrating ...
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Battle for the Belt: Season 2 Episode 2- Who Won 2023- Corn or Soybean?
for the 2023 season. Project Overview Battle for the Belt aims to answer four questions: Which crop ... late March to early April, Early: mid to late April, Normal: early to mid-May, Late: late May or early ...