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Clearing some things up
Hi again, In last week’s article, I mentioned that qualifying for the Quality Loss Program required certain actions on behalf of producers. I wanted to clarify a couple of issues that may have been misleading. First, a producer does have to have a quantity loss application on file. However, that application does not have to
Trumbull SWCD initiates watershed project that ignores state lines
Water quality project could serve as model for other watersheds that cross political boundaries.
Sugar Creek farmersGet late spring nitrate test help free
WOOSTER, Ohio – Take the guesswork out of fertilizing corn with a late spring nitrate test, which shows how much nitrogen a field needs or not, ensures the crop is fed enough, and prevents unnecessary applications.
Katrina rains no aid for corn crop
COLUMBUS – Rain from the remnants of Hurricane Katrina arrived too late to benefit most of Ohio’s drought-stressed corn crop.
Central State researchers, Ohio farmers explore hemp impacts
After decades on the controlled substances list, hemp is back as a crop in Ohio. Hemp, like many new crops, comes with new challenges — including limited research. Researchers at Central State University are trying to address that, starting with a grant-funded research project on manure as a hemp fertilizer, and how it affects soil health and water quality.
Farmers thankful for payments, but prefer market access
Trump’s market facilitation program is helping, but farmers say they’d rather have more trade and market access.
Dairy Excell: Are you producing top-quality silage?
Dennis Weilnau, agricultural extension agent in Stark and Summit counties, shares forage management goals presented by Cornell veterinarian Bill Stone at the recent Northeast Ohio Dairy Management Conference in Canton.
Draft pick
JEFFERSON, Ohio – Dick Stasiak cried when his dad sold their family’s draft horses. He was just a kid, but he had fallen in love with the majestic animals.
They’re off and running
BURTON, Ohio – Miriam places her stethoscope with precision, listening for the ka-dunk, ka-dunk, ka-dunk of heartbeats.
Bird flu found in commercial layer flock in Pennsylvania
The U.S. Department of Agriculture confirmed a case of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza in a commercial layer chicken flock in Lancaster County. This is the first case of HPAI in a domestic flock in PA since the 1980s.
