OSU Alumni Club of Pittsburgh

OSU Alumni Club of Pittsburgh

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@RodeoProfessor One of my favorite things to do when I was at Ohio State was buying meat raised on campus. We have land grants in the Midwest too!

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@OhioStateAlumni If you’re home for the holidays in Pittsburgh, come hang out with us at @MikesBeerBar tonight

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@Landgrant33 If you’re in the Pittsburgh area, come hang out with us tonight at @MikesBeerBar to ring in the new year with a Buckeye win!

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Game watch at @MikesBeerBar on Wednesday, 7 PM.

O-H!

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One goal this week!! #BeatMiami

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Merry Christmas everyone!

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👀

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Michigan fires head coach Sherrone Moore "for cause," via multiple reports.

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1️⃣ down.

#GoBucks

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@Buckeye_Nation Who?

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Details soon about the Big10 championship gamewatch

Michigan Sucks

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In honor of The Game, here’s some neat stuff about buckeye ecology. The buckeye is an interesting tree in the forests of the Midwest because it has what are called “mast years” where trees produce 10-100 times the usual amount of mast (nuts or fruit). But in the case of the buckeye, all parts of the tree (nut, bark, leaves) are poisonous to mammals. The poison reduces the pressure faced by similar trees like maples and oaks.

Fox squirrels and gray squirrels hoard big caches of buckeyes (>1000) because of instinct, not because they like eating them. In desperate years, squirrels that are short on acorns might settle for the non toxic sprout inside of the hard seed. More than half of the squirrel cached buckeyes are forgotten and left buried allowing them to become seedlings. Squirrels accidentally farm buckeyes by moving them away from parent trees and depositing them at the perfect soil depth where they’re able to grow. Squirrels plant hundreds of trees this way.

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Check out this lesson on Buckeyes from the Prof

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In honor of The Game, here’s some neat stuff about buckeye ecology. The buckeye is an interesting tree in the forests of the Midwest because it has what are called “mast years” where trees produce 10-100 times the usual amount of mast (nuts or fruit). But in the case of the buckeye, all parts of the tree (nut, bark, leaves) are poisonous to mammals. The poison reduces the pressure faced by similar trees like maples and oaks.

Fox squirrels and gray squirrels hoard big caches of buckeyes (>1000) because of instinct, not because they like eating them. In desperate years, squirrels that are short on acorns might settle for the non toxic sprout inside of the hard seed. More than half of the squirrel cached buckeyes are forgotten and left buried allowing them to become seedlings. Squirrels accidentally farm buckeyes by moving them away from parent trees and depositing them at the perfect soil depth where they’re able to grow. Squirrels plant hundreds of trees this way.

[OSU Alumni Club of Pittsburgh @PGHBuckeyes]

@JesseKellyDC We’re a little preoccupied at the moment… 58 minutes to kickoff

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@RodeoProfessor @OhioStateAlumni Thanks Prof!

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GAME WATCH STARTS AT 11:30, @MikesBeerBar, kegs and eggs spectacular! LET’S GO BUCKS

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@OhioStateAlumni We have a cake in Pittsburgh from world famous @OakmontBakery
Party starts at 7 at @MikesBeerBar

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BIG GAME WATCH TONIGHT AT MIKES BEER BAR, STARTING AT 7.

GO BUCKEYES

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