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Roundup of gardening news for March 3, 2022
The Belmont Soil and Water Conservation District will once again be offering its Seed Library for the 2022 garden season.
Hazard a Guess? We’re on a roll!!
Hello from Hazard-land! I love it when we’re on a roll! You all quickly identified Item No. 1115 as a sheet metal crimping pliers. It’s used to bend sheet metal for roofing, furnace work, etc. Emailing us with their quick response were Laurie Scotka; Monroe Harbage, of Plain City, Ohio; Bill Grimm, of Hermitage, Pennsylvania;
Central State’s School of ag education wins award
Central State University’s School of Agricultural Education and Food Science was recently honored by the Ohio Association of Agricultural Educators.
Consultant fee waived for dairy producers
The Center for Dairy Excellence is waiving the $100 application fee for the Dairy Decisions Consultant Program for applications received by Jan. 31.
Three dairy checkoff organizations consolidate to become one
The dairy farmer leadership of American Dairy Association and Dairy Council, Inc., Mid-Atlantic Dairy Association and Pennsylvania Dairy Promotion Program voted unanimously to create American Dairy Association North East, effective March 1.
Detroit urban agriculture project gets approval
A new urban farming and revitalization project in Detroit may be the largest urban farming project in the United States.
Balding sycamore trees aren’t dying, just stressed
COLUMBUS — A cool, moist spring has led to an increase in sycamore anthracnose and oak anthracnose, diseases affecting the foliage of sycamore and white oak trees, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. “The diseases appear to some extent each spring, but symptoms are unusually severe this year,” said Dan Balser, forest health
Virus and parasite may cause bee ‘colony collapse disorder’
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. – Researchers have identified potential culprits behind the wide-spread catastrophic death of honeybees around North America and Europe.
5 price research resources for farmers
Price research gives farmers insight into market conditions and the amount consumers are willing to pay. Learn how to use price research to set your prices.
Youth archers target state tournament success
ALLIANCE, Ohio — The whistle blows. Meagan Gravlee calmly walks to the rack of bows and selects her favorite. She strides to her mark, 10 meters from the target. Carefully loading an arrow, the archer stares straight ahead at the goal. Raising her bow, she takes aim. She fires. Bulls-eye.
