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Vernal pools and seasonal wetlands
Vernal pools are necessary breeding grounds for many salamander and frog species.
Got forested acres? Let’s learn how you can manage them
Sarah Rowen talks about ways farmers and landowners can receive help with their woodlands regarding timber use and logging.
With conservation, what goes around comes around at Meadow View Farm
Jeff and Janet Allen aren’t shy about sharing what they’ve learned in their 30 years of running their beef cow/calf operation: Using conservation practices is good for woodlands, water and the environment as a whole. But it’s also good for the farmers.
Recycled Christmas trees can enhance fish habitat
Consider repurposing your tree to improve fish habitat. When Christmas trees are sunken into water bodies, they increase the complexity of the habitat.
Now’s a good time for pond maintenance
Use these tips to evaluate and maintain a healthy pond.
Higher demand for ramps threatens plant
Early spring enthusiasm for ramps — also known as wild leeks — may be causing lower crop yields and threatening communities of the forest herb.
Make time for a soil health checkup
Improving soil health is important and has many benefits. Regular checkups can provide information on how management practices are affecting soil health.
How to reduce hay loss on your farm
Learn how to reduce the cost of feeding your livestock by reducing hay cutting losses due to storage and feeding.
How to get rid of raccoons in an apartment
Learn how to work with your landlord to eliminate food sources and potential nesting sites in order to discourage raccoons from living near your apartment.
What is causing beech leaf disease?
The symptoms of beech leaf disease are plain to see, but opinions differed on the cause. Now, researchers may be one step closer to finding an answer.
