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Ohio's Bats Do Scary-Good Work, Face a Real Horror Story

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as deer and feral cats. Bats eat bugs, benefit people Titchenell said that while bats help people a great ...

April 25 Forum to Focus on Increasing Ohio Farm to School Opportunities

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they promote healthy economies, healthy communities and healthy young people, Neikirk said. Brian ... economy, technology and culture to promote the overall well-being of people, animals and the natural ...

Warring with Weeds

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about one-fourth of Ohio’s counties, but efforts to encourage people to scout for and remove it have ...

Agriculture plays key role in limiting climate change

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people around the world can undertake to mitigate climate change,” said Sohngen, who has worked with the ... options and more ways for people to get involved in mitigating climate change that are within the realm of ... being cost effective,” Sohngen said. “Part of the reason why people are more optimistic about this ...

From Deer to Bats to Cats, Conference to Focus on Managing Wildlife Conflicts

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people and wildlife, will have nine sessions on topics including the status of white-tailed deer in Ohio, ... keeping bats healthy and out of belfries, or at least people’s homes, and the sometimes-heated issue of ...

Farmers need to gear up for more rain

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Technology Conference from March 5–6 in Ada, Ohio. The annual conference drew 824 people and offered a series ...

Higher Carbon Dioxide Levels Prompt More Plant Growth, But Fewer Nutrients

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protein, is serious,” Metzger said. “That does not help in the effort for people to eat more balanced diets ... people who later eat the plant, but also for the plant’s ability to fend off diseases, Metzger said. ...