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Risk management tools especially valuable this year
For the main story on the state meeting, click here. REYNOLDSBURG, Ohio — This could be one of the years when farm support programs are most needed, and the reason for making them available, most clear. At the May 26 meeting, several farmers addressed the variables that make their business especially vulnerable, with weather at
Ohio farmers given nutrient management tools
The Ohio Department of Agriculture announced new tools to help farmers manage nutrients, including a partnership with the National Weather Service.
Pa. seed libraries allowed to hold seed exchanges
There are an estimated 26 seed libraries across the Commonwealth, with more than 350 nationwide.
Ohio farmers needed to participate in soil fertility projects
The Ohio State Soil Fertility Lab is looking for farmers and crop consultants from across the state to cooperate with a number of projects this year.
Penn State begins search for the dean of the College of Agricultural Sciences
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Penn State has announced a national search for the next dean of the College of Agricultural Sciences. William Easterling, dean of the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences, will chair the search committee, and Korn/Ferry International will assist in the search. Left for Ohio State Former Dean Bruce McPheron assumed the
Values, beliefs put farming at risk
Reader wonders whether agriculture will get regulatred out of business.
Lisa Kalas, Lake Erie College
Lisa Kalas is a graduate of Lake Erie College with a bachelor’s of science in business administration.
Take steps to prevent salt damage to home landscape
Winter storms result in tons of salt added to the roads and sidewalks each year.
Ask FSA Andy by FSA Andy– Honey comes from bees
Hello Again, A deep red Gerber daisy from my daughter for Mother’s Day. A soft pink geranium that was given to us by our Master Gardener adviser. My lavender wisteria that was gorgeous in May continues to bloom here and there. Mother Nature has outdone herself on providing a rainbow of colors around my house
Residual herbicide restrictions likely to affect cover crop planting decisions
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — With interest in cover crops increasing among farmers unable to plant corn because of bad weather, Purdue Extension plant experts say growers should consider herbicide residue restrictions when making planting decisions.
