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This 2025 updated PDF study guide focuses on the general commercial application of pesticides in and around human dwellings, industrial plants and offices, food-handling establishments, and other structures. The new print version will be available in early April.

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Newly Revised!

The newly revised Ohio Agronomy Guide, 16th Edition, serves as the official compilation of adaptive results and recommendations from research and educational programs.

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This project is for beginning-level youth who want to know more about managing personal finances. Explore how your skills affect your ability to earn money, how to make wise spending choices, and develop a financial plan.

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This bulletin focuses on spring frost injury sustained by grapevines. Learn about types of spring frosts and freezes, as well as long-term, mid-term, and short-term methods of frost protection and recovery from frost injury.

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Ohioline, a resource for Ohioans

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Ohioline is an information resource produced by Ohio State University Extension. Through Ohioline, you have access to hundreds of OSU Extension fact sheets covering a wide array of subjects such as agriculture and natural resources, family and consumer sciences, community development, and 4-H youth development.

The fact sheets on Ohioline provide cutting-edge, scientifically based information generated via research conducted by Extension and other Ohio State faculty and staff, often in collaboration with other land-grant university colleagues.

Explore a wealth of information – practical advice, sensible solutions, and realistic down-to-earth answers based on unbiased research.

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