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Avoiding soil compaction during fall harvest
With corn silage harvest here, Ohio State Extension educator Lee Beers warns of soil compaction and, more importantly, how to avoid it.
Spiders, snakes and bats get a bad rap
Scott Shalaway defends the outcast wildlife commonly associated with creepy Halloween decorations — bats, spiders and snakes.
Snakes, bats and spiders could use image makeover
Halloween can be a terrifying holiday for small children. Boogie men and scary creatures strike terror in their hearts. I’m hoping we can dial back the fear factor associated with real creatures that often show up in Halloween decorations. Spiders, snakes, and bats are three groups that strike fear in the hearts of many, even
Wild turkey nesting doesn’t stray off schedule
A recent discovery put me in a turkey state of mind. While on my knees photographing wildflowers, I noticed a bone a few feet away and found a turkey skeleton concealed by the thickly growing grass. The skull was broken into pieces, though I could still detect the huge eye sockets. Sometime last summer or
Summer’s freedom and work: Part 2
Judith Sutherland recalls the long days on the dairy farm of her youth.
Grant funding available for Ohio watershed groups
Dominion Energy and Western Reserve Land Conservancy partner to offer $35,000 to organizations working to improve water quality in our region.
Help us determine what kind of tape was used on Item No. 1241
Item No. 1241. is a tobacco peg used for hand planting. The reader that submitted this item would like help determining what kind of tape was used on it.
Ohio’s 2022 rainbow trout releases begin March 15
Anglers are encouraged to take advantage of the numerous fishing opportunities as rainbow trout are stocked in 71 public lakes and ponds this spring.
Pennsylvania captive deer tests positive for chronic wasting disease
This is the third case of CWD discovered in a captive deer farm in four months.
Penn State Extension helps farmers be prepared for African swine fever
Penn State Extension has been preparing for African swine fever’s arrival for years. Learn more about the disease and its treat to U.S. producers.
