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Control flies to control economic losses
Flies can impact livestock performance by reducing weight gains, milk production and poor feed utilization. Learn how to control flies on your farm.
Assessing and improving your pasture for 2014
Assess your pasture land now to make improvements for next season. Here’s how to do that.
ODNR: Ohio earthquakes triggered by brine injection into disposal wells
Investigators confirmed injection well fluid along a weakened geologic fault triggered the 12 earthquakes that occurred in the Youngstown area between March 2011 and January 2012. Ohio proposes stricter regs.
Roundup of gardening news for Nov. 25, 2021
Geauga County will have training for master gardener volunteers from February through mid-May.
Roundup of gardening news for Sept. 15, 2022
Historic Zoar Village’s Annual Fall Bulb Sale is taking orders now through Oct. 1.
Retiring farmers can get additional CRP payments if helping new farmer
WASHINGTON — The USDA is offering a new Transition Incentives Program (TIP) to encourage retired or retiring farmers to transition their land to beginning or socially disadvantaged farmers or ranchers. Producers who want to apply for the program can start signing up now. If all program requirements are met, the new program provides annual rental
Ohio’s water quality work group puts forth recommendations for ag
“I believe if we don’t adopt this type of approach as an industry, we risk mandated controls. And I think history has proven that’s seldom very successful” — John Oster, Morral Companies
Northeastern Ohio farms rank in top 10 for chance at agricultural easements
The Ohio Department of Agriculture unveiled the ranked list of 442 farms that submitted applications for state funding under the Clean Ohio Agricultural Easement Purchase program July 1.
Farmers embrace H2Ohio, but Lake Erie’s algae problem lingers
Farmers are adopting H2Ohio’s best practices to curb algal blooms, but challenges persist—and there’s still crucial work ahead to protect Lake Erie.
EPA expands use of herbicide to 34 states
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has expanded the geography for application of Enlist Duo herbicide from 15 to 34 states.
