Search Results for "Corn"
News Results 312 of 1000 pages
Marketing cattle to get the highest price may take closer management
STEUBENVILLE, Ohio —One thing is for sure in the cattle market, there are no guarantees and it is constantly changing. The 2012 Eastern Ohio Beef Management School started its series Jan. 26. It is sponsored by the Ohio State University Extension and the cattlemen’s associations in Carroll, Harrison and Jefferson counties. Speaker Dr. Kevin Dhuyvetter,
Anticipation and disappointment
Marlin Clark gives an update and offers insight on recent price changes in the grain markets.
Beware of pollution when foraging
Beware of the dangers of foraging from or near contaminated locations and learn how to look for signs of pollution before foraging.
Bale grazing can increase nutrients in soil
Although bale grazing on pasture can lead to some wasted feed, it has a great potential to improve the forage production in the area it’s implemented.
Tune into Ohio FFA convention coverage
Farm and Dairy will be at the Ohio FFA Convention May 4 to 5.
How to install sticky bands to trap the spotted lanternfly
Learn how to obtain and install sticky bands to manage spotted lanternflies on your property, while avoiding bycatch — accidentally trapping other animals.
Let’s go frog gigging
You may not know this but Ohio does have a frog season. It’s open from 6 p.m. June 8-April 30, 2019. Only bullfrogs and green frogs may be taken.
Don’t be in a hurry to sell your mineral rights
Take a ride in eastern Ohio and it is evident the landscape is changing. In some areas, driveways for gas well sites are being constructed, well pads are being poured and drilling is commencing, all for the much-touted energy boom.
Harvest continues as dry days return
Wet spring and now a wet fall lead to late harvest.
Feeding your herd this year will take planning, strategy and little creativity
I had the privilege of traveling overseas to conduct research during part of the summer, so I missed all of the hot and dry weather during July. Using the Internet, I could follow the ongoing drama of the rain that never showed. But one can never appreciate the devastation until one sees it with his
