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In this paper we prove that every subset of $\mathbb{F}_p^2$ meeting all$p+1$ lines passing through the origin has a zero-sum subset. This is motivatedby a result of Gao, Ruzsa and Thangadurai which states that$OL(\mathbb{F}_{p}^{2})=p+OL(\mathbb{F}_{p})-1$, for sufficiently large primes$p$. Here $OL(G)$ denotes the so-called Olson constant of the additive group$G$ and represents the smallest integer such that no subset of cardinality$OL(G)$ is zero-sum-free. Our proof is in the spirit of the CombinatorialNullstellensatz.

A Polynomial Method Approach to Zero-Sum Subsets in $\mathbb{F}_{p}^{2}$