Ohio Center for Aquaculture Research and Development (OCARD)

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The mission of the Ohio Center for Aquaculture Research and Development (OCARD) is to increase the productivity, innovation and profitability of Ohio and US aquaculture operations, while respecting sustainability and good stewardship, by implement of sustainability and good stewardship, by implement of innovative research, outreach, extension and education programs in aquaculture.

The link address is: http://www.ag.ohio-state.edu/%7Eprec/aqua/

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The Dangers of Feeding Corn with Mycotoxins
The Dangers of Feeding Corn with Mycotoxins
Understanding the difference between molds and mycotoxins is important. Just because an ear of corn has mold does not necessarily mean it will be harmful to animals. A lot of the molds we people encounter on spoiled foods won't hurt us either, but it doesn't mean the food is going to taste good. Likewise, it's possible that even some of these harmless molds will create off-flavors and decreased feed consumption as a result.
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Feeding the Cows
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An eight week introductory short course for the new landowner or anyone wishing to learn how to make the most on a few acres.
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Gallia County Pesticide Recertification Dates Set
If you need to recertify your Private Pesticide License check out these dates.
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