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Coyotes are here to stay — and that’s OK
Wildlife specialists believe coyote populations have reached a saturation point and may be having a positive impact on agriculture and local ecosystems.
Smoking out worms
WASHINGTON – Nightcrawlers may be at least partly responsible for the sometimes rapid movement of liquid manure and chemicals through soil to underground drainage pipes.
Ohio’s required fertilizer certification, get the facts
Farmers applying commercial fertilizer to more than 50 acres are required to attend a course on fertilizer application no later than Sept. 30, 2017.
Getting the worst job in Washington
Even before Ann Veneman quietly submitted her resignation as secretary of agriculture Nov. 12, the Washington grapevine hung heavy with a long list of likely replacements.
These wheels turn exceedingly slow
It’s time for Ohio residents and officials to get serious about farmland preservation. That is, if we’re really serious about it, comments Editor Susan Crowell.
Expert: Risk of spotted lanternfly on Christmas trees is minimal
Those worried that the spotted lanternfly will take up residence in their live Christmas tree shouldn’t worry, according to Penn State Extension experts.
Read It Again – Week of Dec. 14, 2000
Each week, Farm and Dairy takes a look at what was making news in years gone by.
Cover crops and drones: Small step for farmers, giant leap for conservation
For those committed to cover cropping, the potential of using drone technology to evaluate feilds is immense.
Winter fishers don’t need to break the ice
The open water below flood control dams offers a good chance to catch saugeye, especially if a rain increases flow and adds a little color to the water.
Behind the Shows: 4-H market project work is daily for Stark County 4-H’er
Addy Brenner, a Stark County 4-H’er, spends time every day feeding and training her two 4-H market steers for the 2020 fair.
