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Hay Baler Safety
https://agsafety.osu.edu/newsletter/ag-safety-stat/safety-through-seasons-2021/hay-baler-safety
a concern in late July and early August when there is still straw in the field and later cuttings of hay to ... problems. While the knotter is in operation, never pull anything out of it. You can easily become entangled ... in it. When the machine is running, don't hand feed material, such as broken bales or heavy ...
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July 2021 Highlights
https://fst.osu.edu/newsletter/food-science-and-technology-news/july-2021-highlights
FST Summer Graduation Party 2:30 – Zoom August 8 Ohio State Summer ... The Ohio State Knowledge Exchange recently featured a tour of the Wilbur A. Gould Food Industries ... Measurements: Theoretical Principles and Industrial Applications during the Spring term of 2022. Ohio State News ...
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Safely Keeping The Farm Clean Cut
propelled objects, and various moving equipment parts. Before hopping in the tractor, here are some steps to ... help keep you safe while making your property a showplace! Check and Maintain Equipment Follow an ... clothing can help you avoid entanglement, injury to the eyes, hearing loss, and other physical injuries. ...
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Balasubramaniam receives 2021 IFT Achievement Award
https://fst.osu.edu/news/balasubramaniam-receives-2021-ift-achievement-award
significantly impacted food safety policies and industry practices internationally and in the United States ... Balasubramaniam, PhD The Ohio State University V.M. “Bala” Balasubramaniam is the 2021 recipient of the Research ... Kansas State (remotely). He is a distinguished foreign expert at Jiangnan University (China), adjunct ...
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Scientists on the scent of flavor enhancement
https://fst.osu.edu/news/scientists-scent-flavor-enhancement
This story was written and published by Ohio State Research News Researchers study sense of smell ... experiences,” said Christopher Simons, associate professor of food science and technology at The Ohio State ... I don’t have access to your brain to see exactly what you’re perceiving. But if there are ways to ...
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Keeping the Next Generation Safe
https://ag-safety.extension.org/age-appropriate-tasks-for-children-on-farms-and-ranches/. Murphy, D. (2014, June 20). Children and Safety on the Farm. Penn State Extension. ... participate in local farm and ranch safety activities. Developmental Stages An article by Penn State ... morning walking the fields with dad and the dog. The sun is just coming up over the trees as you check the ...
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Stay Hydrated this Summer
https://agsafety.osu.edu/newsletter/ag-safety-stat/safety-through-seasons-2021/stay-hydrated-summer
ask any number of questions, including, “Weren’t you worried about dehydration?!” Working outside in ... Sweating is obviously an important safety function, but it also uses the same water that our bodies need to ... increased thirst, headaches, or muscle cramps. Severe dehydration can limit your body’s ability to sweat, ...
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Take Action Against Combine and Field Fires
Wayne Dellinger, ANR Educator Union County and Dee Jepsen, Professor and State Agricultural Safety ... pre-planning for fire emergencies. Ohio ranks fourth in the nation for combine fires. Other states leading the ... the 911 system are important safety conversations for the entire harvest crew. Don’t get caught ...
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Springtime on Rural Roads
Ag Safety & Health, Farm Fatality and Injury Database for Ohio). Of these tractor related ... Public Safety, Ohio Traffic Crash Facts). Of these 380 incidents, 3 resulted in fatalities and 99 ... the State of Ohio. After challenging planting seasons in recent years, farmers will be taking ...
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Staying Safe in the Sun
https://agsafety.osu.edu/newsletter/ag-safety-stat/safety-through-seasons-2021/staying-safe-sun
Kate Homonai, OSU Extension Educator, Family & Consumer Sciences, Vinton County Do you ever ... there are steps we can take to protect our skin while we go about our daily tasks: Check the local UV ... then reapply every 2 hours while you’re out in the sun. You may need to reapply sunscreen more often if ...