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Brandon Hawkins (L), JCB regional sales manager, and Dan Wilhelm, Ag sales engineer, welcome attendees to review JCB’s equipment lineup.

Janie Hovan (C), Ohio CAT’s general manager, component remanufacturing division, joined Ohio CAT division Complete Hydraulic’s Mark Kauffung (L, standing), Mike Watt (L, sitting), Donald Norris (R, sitting) and Complete Diesel’s Derek Simon (R, standing) to discuss the division’s line of new and remanufactured parts and components.

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ponsored by the Ohio State University's College of Food, Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, the 2022 Farm Science Review (FSR) was held Sept. 20 to 22. This year, the Farm Science Review celebrated its diamond anniversary, showcasing the latest in technologies and techniques in the agricultural field.

In a sign that people are getting back to their normal activities, attendance was strong, drawing more than 114,589 visitors over the course of the three-day event.

The event featured live equipment demonstrations, educational programs and more than 1,000 exhibitors and vendors representing and displaying their services, equipment and product lines at the Molly Caren Agricultural Center’s exhibit area and show grounds in London, Ohio.

The event also featured field demonstrations on 600 acres of Ohio State’s 2,100-acre Molly Caren Agricultural Center, offering unique learning experiences for the farmers, FFA students, industry professionals and others in the agricultural field in attendance at the event. see FARM page 4

P.L. “Lou” D’Alesio (L) and Scott Begg were on hand to represent Gehl, Manitou and Mustang equipment lines at the show.

Adam Richmond of Bobcat Enterprises welcomes attendees to discuss the dealership’s lineup of new and used equipment.

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Strong Attendance Marks Farm Show’s Diamond Anniversary FARM from page 1

“Farm Science Review is a critical component of our land grant mission at The Ohio State University to provide research-based information and practical education to the people of Ohio and beyond,” said Cathann A. Kress, vice president of Agricultural Administration and Dean of the College of Food, Agricultural and Environmental Sciences (CFAES).

This year’s FSR Hall of Fame honorees were: • Chuck Gamble, who has devoted 32 years of service to Ohio State’s CFAES, OSU Extension and FSR • Bill Phillips, chief relationship officer of Ohio State’s Office of Technology and Digital Innovation • Bob Zachrich, owner of United Seed Associates and show exhibitor for 49 years For more information, visit fsr.osu.edu/home.  CEG (All photographs in this article are Copyright 2022 Construction Equipment Guide. All Rights Reserved.)

Fisher Engineering’s Norm Klimko (L) was on hand at the KE Rose Company equipment display and joined Erich Rose to discuss the dealership’s upfitting and winter maintenance equipment.

New Holland product specialist David “25” Kohuth spoke with attendees about the company’s C332 compact track loader.

Dulce Bautiste (L) and Keith Darding of Kubota were on hand to talk about their machines on display at the show.

(L-R): Murphy Tractor and Equipment’s Pete Brown, Perry Kraft, Mark Tracy and JJ Sutphin were ready to discuss the dealership’s lineup of John Deere equipment.

Southeastern Equipment Company’s Abby Connell and Logan Perkins attracted a lot of attention with the recently launched Case TV620B compact track loader.

Reggie Muellerleile discussed Hiniker’s snow equipment lines at the Farm Science Review.

(L-R): Scott Shearer, Ohio State University chair, department of food and bioengineering, caught up with Ken Taylor, Ohio CAT president and owner, Ken’s son, Gordon Taylor, and Mike Mampieri, Ohio CAT general manager, Agg division.

Buyers Products’ Brian Beury discussed snow and ice management equipment with attendees.

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A celebratory groundbreaking ceremony was held Sept. 19 to mark phase 1 of The Aura at Innovation Square, a mixed market-rate apartment development designed to serve the local community and workforce.

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Jennings Sports Park has announced that it will begin construction of a new 56-acre sports complex at a groundbreaking ceremony on Sept. 30, 2022, in Delaware, Ohio.

The sports complex will be a premier destination for tournaments, schools, clubs and leagues Cleveland Clinic photo of all ages.

The sports park will Sports Park has announced that it will begin feature eight soccer and Jennings construction of a new 56-acre sports complex at a multi-sport fields, three of groundbreaking ceremony on Sept. 30, 2022, in Delaware, which are FIFA Pro-certi- Ohio. fied, six baseball and softball fields, heated batting cages and a multi- Farm Drive in Lewis Center. The groundlevel pavilion with concessions and rest- breaking ceremony is by invitation only.

“This is a major investment in the area rooms. All the fields will have synthetic turf for year-round playing, as well as lights, dig- and became a reality thanks to Brad Jennings ital scoreboards, Pixelot cameras, HD and Jennings Land Development. A dire need is being addressed and it's being done streaming capabilities and more.

The groundbreaking ceremony will take with zero tax dollars,” said Ryan Rivers, forplace on Sept. 30, 2022, from 2 p.m. to 4 mer Orange Township trustee and MORPC p.m., at Evans Farm, located at 5833 Evans member. 

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GSA Administrator Highlights ‘Buy Clean’ Progress in Ohio On Sept. 15, U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) Administrator Robin Carnahan joined White House officials and U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg in Ohio to highlight the Biden-Harris Administration’s Buy Clean Initiative. Carnahan discussed how GSA is working to catalyze markets for low-carbon construction materials and highlighted the successful use of clean construction materials at GSA’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law-funded projects.

In March, GSA issued new standards for the concrete and asphalt used in nationwide GSA construction, modernization and paving projects — the first standards in the United States to apply beyond a local jurisdiction. To date, GSA has completed seven Bipartisan Infrastructure Law-funded (BIL) paving projects using the new asphalt standards, all of which were awarded to and completed by small or disadvantaged businesses.

content and reduced mix temperatures. These best practices can reduce fossil fuel use and environmental impacts.

Under GSA’s low embodied carbon concrete standard, contractors are asked to provide concrete that reflects a 20 percent reduction in the amount of GHG emissions, or “embodied carbon,” associated with its production. GSA’s first projects to use concrete since the standard’s March 2022 issuance anticipate compliance, including a BIL-funded land port of entry near Yuma, Ariz.

GSA also will issue a request for information to hear directly from manufacturers — including small businesses — on the availability of construction material and products

with lower embodied carbon. Findings from that RFI will help the government understand industry trends and opportunities.

The investments enabled by the Inflation Reduction Act will reduce carbon emissions from the federal supply chain by millions of metric tons per year, save millions of dollars in energy costs and support the achievement of GSA’s sustainability goals.

GSA’s Climate Action and Sustainability page provides more information on its leadership in tackling the climate crisis and investing in a more sustainable future.

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“At GSA, we’ve already started deploying standards that help reduce emissions and advance sustainable projects across the country with little to no additional cost – while supporting small businesses along the way.”

Robin Carnahan U.S. General Services Administration

COMMIT TTED TO QUALITY. COMMITTED TO YOU. The historic passage of the Inflation Reduction Act provides a boost to these efforts with $3.375 billion that will allow GSA to invest in federal buildings with lower-carbon materials and sustainable technologies and leverage emerging clean technologies that help achieve greater carbon reductions and catalyze American innovation. These investments help boost the competitiveness of American manufacturers developing sustainable materials and technologies.

“Using domestic, lower-carbon construction materials is a triple win — creating good-paying American jobs, reducing energy costs and tackling climate change to ensure a healthy planet for the next generation,” said Carnahan. “At GSA, we’ve already started deploying standards that help reduce emissions and advance sustainable projects across the country with little to no additional cost – while supporting small businesses along the way.”

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