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Roundup of gardening news for Dec. 15, 2022
Cuyahoga SWCD, Chagrin River Watershed Partners, and Lake County SWCD are offering five Master Rain Gardener courses in 2023.
Young farmers: We’re pulling for you
Farm and Dairy’s “Young and Farming” series is one way we can support these young farmers, and share their joys and struggles, says Editor Susan Crowell.
Kasich signs budget with farm tax reform
Ohio farmers will soon see some relief in the formula for calculating their CAUV property taxes.
Cornell’s new raspberry variety extends harvest
ITHACA, N.Y. — Cornell’s new raspberry variety, Crimson Giant, was developed specifically for the New York climate and can extend the harvest window for fresh, local raspberries to the beginning of November.
Ohio programs support military families initiative
COLUMBUS — First lady Michelle Obama and Jill Biden, wife of Vice President Joe Biden, toured the country recently to kick off a new initiative, Joining Forces. The goal is to mobilize support for military families Their tour couldn’t be more timely, said Theresa Ferrari, 4-H Youth Development Specialist for Ohio State University Extension. April
Phosphorus market: Gravest, strategic U.S. issue you’ve never heard of
Before anyone smiles too broadly about the grain prices, they might want to take a peek at fertilizer prices. If so, they’ll discover, as DTN reporter Russ Quinn recently did, the only price rising faster than either corn or wheat is fertilizer. “Six fertilizers have seen double-digit increases in price compared to one year earlier,”
Which is more comfy: sand, mattresses or waterbeds?
An interesting question came in the other day. “What does Extension think about sand-based freestalls versus waterbeds?” It is fair to say that Extension fully supports sand as the platinum freestall base for a couple of reasons.
Farm and Dairy ColumnistThe Yesteryear Column: Box top, coupon equal entertainment
Do you remember the premiums offered to early radio program listeners? Columnist Roy Booth does.
Grain markets: If it weren’t for bad news…
We made a new low for December corn on Aug. 31 at 3.14 3/4. The new bean low was 9.37 on Sept. 1, and even the December wheat hit the bottom at 3.91 1/2 on Aug. 30.
Waiting for February reports to move the market
As we await the next round of reports, Marlin Clark reports on the lack of news as grain prices have continued to follow a downward trend.
