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Retired OSU Professor Works To Preserve Genetically Superior Trees
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Retired OSU Professor Works To Preserve Genetically Superior Trees Sam Hendren 89.7 NPR News Reporter A retired Ohio State professor emeritus in horticulture, by his own estimate, has planted some 50,000 trees. Daniel Struve may have retired from teaching ...
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Spring planting delays from wet conditions not yet a concern
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Spring planting delays from wet conditions not yet a concern By Tracy Turner | Posted on 4/22/2014 COLUMBUS, Ohio- Despite the wet conditions that have affected many Ohio corn fields so far this season, growers who haven't started planting shouldn� ...
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CFAES Recognition Banquet
https://plantpath.osu.edu/news/cfaes-recognition-banquet
John Schoenhals, Elizabeth Roche, Mike Ellis and Thomas K. Mitchell were among the awardees at the CFAES Recognition Banquet, April 17 > Read more ...
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Most of Ohio’s 2014 Wine Grape Crop Lost Due to Polar Vortex, Ohio State Survey Finds
Photo: A grape cane shows cold-damaged tissue (brown) just under the bark. University experts offer training to help growers deal with damage. WOOSTER, Ohio-- This is not the type of cold that helps make your favorite ice wine. The prolonged and extremel ...
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HCS/Plant Pathology Ice Cream Social
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COLUMBUS, Ohio- The Departments of Horticulture and Crop Science and Plant Pathology joined forces to celebrate our Undergraduate and Graduate student awards with an Ice Cream Social in the lobby of Kottman Hall yesterday. The event had ice cream from the ...
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Phi Alpha Xi Initiation 2014
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Twelve students were initiated into the Epsilon Chapter of Pi Alpha Xi (PAX), a national honorary and professional society for Horticulture at the Ohio State University Thursday evening, April 10, 2014. PAX recognizes junior and senior students with high ...
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OSU set to host low and high tunnels workshop and farm tour April 24
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By Tracy Turner | Posted on 4/9/2014 ARCHBOLD, Ohio- Vegetable crop and specialty fruit producers who want to learn more about the use of high and low tunnels can attend a workshop and farm tour April 24 held by educators from Ohio State University's ...
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Upcoming sessions target on-farm food safety for fruit, vegetable growers
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By Martha Filipic | Posted on 4/10/2014 WOOSTER, Ohio- A series of training sessions hosted by Ohio State University's Fruit and Vegetable Safety Program continues through May and possibly into June, before the growing season gets into full swing. Th ...
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Will It Live or Die? Researchers Develop Biomarkers to Manage Impact of Sudden Oak Death
Ohio State University researchers have developed a way to predict the resistance or susceptibility of trees to sudden oak death disease, providing forest managers with the first effective method to manage trees in infested natural areas and in adjoining a ...
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Graduate Research Retreat
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The 8th Annual Horticulture and Crop Science Graduate Retreat was a success. This year the event was held in Wooster, Ohio at the OARDC. This year 20 sponsors contributed to the event. The event brought together over 50 faculty, staff, and students from ...