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Chow Line: Shellac on apples not a concern (for 5/123/10)
https://news-archive.cfaes.ohio-state.edu/news-release/chow-line-shellac-apples-not-concern-512310-1
even something called "shellac" can be safe for consumption. While most people think of ... extra coating is needed because when produce is washed after being harvested and prior to being shipped ...
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Chow Line: Gut reactions to candy canes vary (for 12/21/08)
https://news-archive.cfaes.ohio-state.edu/news-release/chow-line-gut-reactions-candy-canes-vary
menthol in peppermint might be the reason for this effect. According to a Harvard Medical School Health ... Day on Dec. 26. And, if you're concerned about your weight, be certain to be moderate in your ...
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Chow Line: More children have weight problem (for 11/25/07)
at risk for overweight, recognized that their children were heavier than they should be. Parents ... tended to be more concerned if a doctor said something about their child's weight or if they ... offers some guidance, including: Encourage healthy eating habits. Be sure your refrigerator and pantry ...
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Chow Line: Keep moving to burn more calories (for 6/17/07)
if not every day. But even more, up to 60 minutes, may be needed to prevent weight gain. And if ... you've lost weight, up to 90 minutes a day may be needed to keep it off. All of these activities should ... be over and above your normal routine, but you can break them up into smaller 10 to 15 minutes chunks ...
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Indicated ARC-CO and PLC Payment for 2014 Crop Year Corn, Soybeans, and Wheat by State: January 2015
Carl Zulauf Policy brief Thursday, January 22, 2015 ARC-CO and PLC Estimated Payment- States- Jan 2015- Zulauf Schnitkey Kim.pdf ...
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Mandatory Child Protection Training for Advisors
https://adams.osu.edu/events/mandatory-child-protection-training-advisors-0
"Stewards of Children" presented by Kim Newman, Prosecuter's Office. ...
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Rural-Urban Issues and Research Needs
https://aede.osu.edu/about-us/publications/rural-urban-issues-and-research-needs
will be used. There are disputes over the mix of services (and dis-services) that flow from the land ...
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Survey Says: Ohio Consumers Willing to Pay for Organics
purchasing organic foods. Batte hopes that the survey results will be useful in determining just how organic ... "With organic regulations now standardized, more consumers may be switching to organic products. ... It's been suggested that by 2009, retail sales will be at $19 billion." Results of this study ...
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Report Cattle Illnesses to Keep Diseases Under Control
specific for EHD, and animals exhibiting severe symptoms may need to be separated from the herd and ... cattle may help protect the animals from biting midges that may be carrying the virus. For more ... http://fairfield.osu.edu/ag/beef/beefSepmbr7.html, or http://fairfield.osu.edu/ag/beef/beefSept19.html. Photos of cattle with the disease can be ...
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Ohio Drought Doesn't Slow Soybeans; Record Yields Possible
little to slow the performance of the soybean crop. In fact, growers could be looking at near-record ... "Yields are about 25 percent better than we expected. State average yield is going to be close to our ... record, if not a new record, and earlier in the year we thought it was going to only be an average crop ...