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Wily coyotes are howlingly faithful: Study finds 100 percent monogamy

https://students.cfaes.ohio-state.edu/news/wily-coyotes-are-howlingly-faithful-study-finds-100-percent-monogamy

offspring" and has a clear genetic stake in helping them survive, Gehrt said. 2,000 coyotes, 9 million people ... greater Chicago, which is home to about 9 million people and is the third-largest metropolitan area in the ...

PetPALS Preparing Pets

https://ohio4h.org/statewide-programs/animal-sciences/ohio-4-h-petpals/preparing-pets

Objectives: To Help Young People Learn the importance of feeding their pets a high quality diet. ...

Defying the Laws of Nature

https://southcenters.osu.edu/newsletter/spring-2018/defying-the-laws-nature

people in the state had permits allowing them to sell seafood. Any advances in farming that make it ...

Developing the Ohio hops and malting barley industry

https://southcenters.osu.edu/newsletter/2015-achievements-edition/developing-the-ohio-hops-and-malting-barley-industry

over 2,000 people interested in learning more about the hop and malting barley research that is being ... OHGG.org, where over 500 people participated in all-day tours of ten commercial hop farms throughout Ohio. ...

Dave Richards: ONLA president is dedicated to the green industry

https://ati.osu.edu/newsletters/spring-2014/dave-richards-onla-president-is-dedicated-the-green-industry

ATI, is a firm believer in the CLT program. “It’s important that we test people’s mastery of skills ... He supervised 125 people every day, and that experience is what has made him appreciate the kind of ...

Fungi Fun in the Classroom!

https://plantpath.osu.edu/blog01

expertly convinced that fungi are the most important organisms in the world. People really don’t realize ...

How to bring local, healthier foods back to school

https://students.cfaes.ohio-state.edu/news/how-bring-local-healthier-foods-back-school

vegetables are essential to help people eat healthier. Fresh-cooked meals made with local products are tasty, ... continue to grow healthy young people throughout Ohio.-- Cheryl Buck, OSU Extension ...