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Now is the time to be out scouting for fall weeds
Late summer into early fall is a critical time to be out scouting for weeds in pastures and forages, identifying problem areas and making management plans.
Program offers interest rate reduction to Ohio storm victims
COLUMBUS — Residents in Southern Ohio impacted by tornadoes and severe weather last week could be eligible for emergency disaster assistance in the form of reduced interest rates on loans under Ohio Treasurer Josh Mandel’s Renew Ohio & Rebuild Ohio programs. Eligibility Renew Ohio will assist small business owners and those in the agricultural community
Weed expert: EPA’s new dicamba label doesn’t do enough
Even with added EPA restrictions, dicamba could still go airborne and spread to other plants that it was not intended to kill. So Ohio State and Purdue weed experts are offering their own recommendations to soybean growers.
Gypsum: the mineral that could help balance others
A byproduct of coal-fired power plants could make an exceptional soil amendment and help reduce nutrient loss.
A roundup of FFA news for the week of April 2, 2009
COLLINS, Ohio — On March 21, two members of the Western Reserve FFA competed for top honors at the state FFA Public Speaking contest at The Ohio State University’s College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences. Freshman Katelyn Miller and junior Hope Spishak competed amongst the top 20 speakers in the state in each of
Producers, wait and see about CAFO ruling
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – There’s little doubt that some livestock producers will be affected by a Feb.
Ensure healthy and productive forage crops in 2022
Now is a good time to consider management strategies for the remainder of the year that will ensure healthy and productive forage crops in 2022.
Tractors exempt from Pa. road regs, but not farm trucks
HARRISBURG, Pa. — It looks like farm tractors will be exempt from the new motor carrier regulations being revised in Pennsylvania.
Manure application : Spreading on frozen ground is risky
The USDA revised it’s manure application standards this past year. One change deals with application of manure to frozen or snow-covered soil.
Adequate P and K levels critical for high-yielding alfalfa stands
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Alfalfa growers need to start thinking about whether they should apply potassium and phosphorus on their fields this spring and at what rate, said two Purdue University experts. Both phosphorus and potassium can increase yield and stand longevity, but to maximize production and profitability it’s important to adjust fertilizer rates to
