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Aug. 17, 2021
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Aug. 02, 2021
2021 Farm Science Review Tickets are now available for purchase.
September, 21st, 22nd & 23rd 2021
Molly Curan Agricutural Center, London Ohio
$7.00 per person, 5 and under free
Contact OSU Extension
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Jun. 11, 2021
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The 47th Annual Sewing Smorgasbord will take place September 25th 2021 at Sheridan Middle School - Thornville, Ohio
Click here for information
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Jun. 03, 2021
We have moved. New Address is 212 S. Main St. (rear entrance) New Lexington, OH 43764
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Mar. 19, 2021
Upcoming $martpath workshops:
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Mar. 18, 2021
ServSafe® Manager Training has become the industry standard in food-safety training and is accepted in almost all U.S. jurisdictions that require employee certification. Manager Training meets ODH Level 2 Training Requirements.The Manager Training program provides food service managers, operators, and owners with accurate, up-to-date information on all aspects of handling food, from receiving and storing to preparing and serving.
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Feb. 22, 2021
Adult Mental Health First Aid Training
Dear AgNR professionals and community members,
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Feb. 08, 2021
Greeting Sewing, Quilt and Craft Enthusiast RESCHEDULED 2021,
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Feb. 01, 2021
As the pandemic continues to create challenges for meeting and/or offering ‘live’ and in-person programming, much of OSU Extension’s traditional winter programming remains ‘virtual’ into the foreseeable future. In response, check out this one-stop shop to view upcoming regional and statewide agriculture and natural resources programs at: https://agnr.osu.edu/programming. Once there, simply click the topic you are interested in to view 2020-21 events, including agronomy, beef, forage and farm management programs.
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Jan. 20, 2021
What do David Letterman, Burt Reynolds, Reggie Lewis, Barbara Walters, Bill Clinton, Hank Gathers, Toni Braxton, Kelsey Grammar, Dick Cheney, and Bret Michaels all have in common? All of them have or had some form of heart disease. Did you know that heart disease is the leading cause of death in men and women in the United States? Even if you do not have a personal or family history, it is likely that you will still be impacted in some way by heart disease during your lifetime.
