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  1. Ohio History Connection Notifies that Downtown Caldwell Historic District is Official

    Dec. 11, 2020

    Ohio History Connection Notifies that Downtown Caldwell Historic District is Official

    The Ohio History Connection, Ohio’s nominating authority to the National Register of Historic Places Program, notified local leaders that the application for the Downtown Caldwell Historic District Project has been approved by the U.S. Park Service.

  2. Beef Programming Details December to February

    Dec. 10, 2020

    Friday, December 18, 8:30-9:30 A.M.- Farm Talk Breakfast- Winter Supplementation for Beef Cattle:

    FREE REGISTRATION at https://go.osu.edu/FarmTalkBeefSupplements

    Join us for December's Farm Talk Breakfast with guest speaker- Chris Penrose of Morgan County OSU Extension on appropriate dietary supplementation for beef cattle maintained on winter pasture.

    Tuesday, January, 26, 6:30 – 8:00 P.M. 2021 Cow-Calf Outlook Webinar-

  3. Noble Extension Community Development to Host Dec. Money Management Virtual Lunch & Learn

    Nov. 10, 2020

    Just in time for the holidays, join us to learn basic money management tips such as how to avoid overspending & financial stress during the holidays; how to create a monthly budget; savings options; how to get out of debt or how to improve your credit score during a virtual lunch and learn Dec. 1.

    Hosted by Ohio State University Extension Community Development Educators from Noble and Franklin Counties, the Virtual Lunch and Learn is free and will be Dec. 1 from Noon – 1 p.m.

  4. Farmer and Farmland Owner Income Tax Webinar

    Nov. 03, 2020

    Are you getting the most from your tax return? Consider attending OSU Extension’s Farmer and Farmland Owner Income Tax Webinar. This two-hour event will address tax issues specific to this industry. Content focuses on important tax issues and will offer insight into new COVID-related legislation. The date is December 3 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. If you are not able to attend the live webinar, all registered participants will receive a link to view the recorded webinar at a time of their convenience. This link will be available through the tax filing season.

  5. Farm Talk Breakfast- Growing Oyster Mushrooms at Home

    Oct. 16, 2020

    Oyster mushroom production was the topic of our October Farm Talk Breakfast on Friday, October 16. These mushrooms are valued for culinary purposes and can be found in a rainbow of colors and various shapes. Erika Lyon taught us how we can safely grow edible mushrooms at home if we have a basic understanding of fungi. The presentation was recorded and can be viewed at your convenience at https://go.osu.edu/farmtalkoystermushrooms

  6. EPA Requests Review for Public Comment on Noble County Waterline Extension and Interconnection Project

    Oct. 16, 2020

    To All Interested Citizens, Organizations, and Government Agencies: Preliminary Finding of No Significant Impact
    Noble County Water Authority:
    Noble County Waterline Extension and Interconnection Project

    For questions or to provide comments, please contact the person listed on the last page of the document.

  7. Grant Writing 101 Virtual Lunch & Learn Hosted Nov. 10

    Oct. 12, 2020

    Thinking about writing a grant? OSU Extension Community Development Educators from Noble & Medina/Loraine Counties will host a free Grant Writing 101 Virtual Lunch & Learn Nov. 10 from Noon - 1p.m.  Bring your lunch to your computer or telephone and join us to learn the basics.

  8. Farm Talk Breakfast- Hemp Lessons from Year One

    Sep. 18, 2020

    September’s Farm Talk Breakfast was offered on Zoom. Guest Speaker- James Morris, ANR Educator in Brown County, shared knowledge gained from working with first-year hemp farmers in Southern Ohio. Hemp is an old crop made new again and we have much yet to learn about how to effectively incorporate it into the agricultural profile of our state. This program was recorded live on September 18, 2020.

  9. Avoid Falls This Fall

    Sep. 04, 2020

    September is National Falls Prevention Month and across the United States councils are promoting methods for preventing slips, trips, and falls, which are the leading cause of injury to people over the age of 65. Falls can occur anywhere and to anyone of any age. Most are preventable by making good decisions and being aware of our surroundings.

  10. Farm Talk Breakfast- Fall Victory Gardens

    Aug. 14, 2020

    Fall Victory Garden Recording Now Available: August’s Farm Talk Breakfast Program featured guest speaker- Pam Bennett. The recording of the presentation is accessible here: https://go.osu.edu/farmtalkvictorygardensaug2020

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