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Roundup of gardening news for May 19, 2022
Catch up on local gardening news in Mahoning County, Ohio.
USDA study: Avoid washing raw meat to prevent illness
A study from the U.S. Department of Agriculture reveals that individuals are putting themselves at risk of illness when they wash or rinse raw poultry.
Manure proves beneficial as an organic fertilizer
How does fertilizing with manure affect soil quality, compared with inorganic fertilizer? Find out what University of Wisconsin-Madison researchers learned.
Multiyear hunting or fishing licenses available in Ohio
Hunters and anglers now have the opportunity to buy multiyear licenses in Ohio. Find out how to get yours and what it costs.
Angus convention coming to Ohio in Nov.
The 2018 National Angus Convention and Trade Show will take place Nov. 3-5 at the Columbus Convention Center.
Ask FSA Andy about the importance of FSA county committees
FSA county committees play a vital and relevant role in delivering important farm programs. Your participation in the election process will result in a strong county committee system for all producers.
Meigs County men plead not guilty to crop insurance fraud
Meigs County men enter pleas in federal crop insurance case.
Grants offered for renewable energy
WASHINGTON — USDA is seeking applications to provide assistance to agricultural producers and rural small businesses to complete a variety of energy efficiency and renewable energy projects. Funding is available from USDA’s Rural Energy for America Program (REAP). The Rural Energy for America Program (REAP) is designed to help agricultural producers and rural small businesses
Scientists research cost effective methods of manure management
MADISON, Wis. — Recycling manure is an important practice, especially for large livestock producers. Manure can be used as fertilizer in crop production, aiding livestock producers that grow their own feed crops. Downside While manure does provide a rich nutrient source for crops, it also can contribute to nutrient leaching and runoff. This can contaminate
Buckeye State adopts new rules for siting wind farms
COLUMBUS — The Ohio Power Siting Board has adopted rules implementing certification requirements for wind-powered electric generation facilities. The rules outline requirements for aesthetics, setback, noise levels, ice throw, blade sheer and shadow flicker, among other issues. Ohio House Bill 562, signed by Gov. Ted Strickland June 24, directed the board to adopt certification rules
