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Nominations sought for Holstein awards
Holstein Association USA is soliciting nominations for the Elite Breeder and Distinguished Leadership awards.
Salem Saxon Scholarship now open to applicants
Scholarship application forms are now available at the guidance offices of Salem High School, West Branch High School and United Local High School.
Conservation program deadline is approaching
The next deadline for the USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service Ohio Conservation Stewardship Program applications is March 31.
Will you have enough hay for the winter?
Now is great time to assess if you have enough hay for the winter, as well as consider other things you can do to make sure you have enough feed for winter.
Harvesting stockpiled fescue and improving forages and soil health
Stockpiled fescue is forage allowed to grow and accumulate for future use, often during a forage deficit. It is common practice to harvest and store stockpiled-fescue as hay or silage, but the purposeful stockpiling of forage for grazing at a later time is a new concept for many livestock producers. Nearly any grass or legume
Spring turkey hunt is being offered in Geauga County
The Geauga Park District is offering a turkey hunting opportunity again this spring on park property.
Syngenta offers $20,000 in scholarships
Syngenta is accepting applications for its annual Syngenta Agricultural Scholarship program.
Ohio Beef Expo turns 30
The Ohio Beef Expo celebrated its 30th anniversary with events that recognized the past and present.
No end in sight for fertilizer supply shortage; get it now
MANHATTAN, Kan. – Supplies of nitrogen fertilizers, as well as phosphorus and potassium fertilizers, are tight throughout the United States, making this the time to plan ahead, a Kansas State University
Too late for herbicide: Farmers need to control toxic cressleaf groundsel
It looks like a field of mustard, but it’s not. And livestock producers pay attention: Cressleaf grounsel is toxic to cattle, horses, goats and sheep — and humans.
