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Ohio, Mississippi rivers flooding solution: Create ‘river park’
Bottomland shouldn’t be farmland: A national riverine park could absorb Ohio and Mississippi River flooding, improve water quality.
Kasich charting new direction on Lake Erie, water quality
After several years of voluntary efforts, the Kasich administration is taking a more regulatory approach to cleaning up the state’s waters.
Boom or bust? Farmland values continue to rise
Attend an auction or check out one of the few farms for sale, and it won’t take long for you to figure out that farmland values have increased over the past few years.
Forage analysis saves farmers money
Testing the nutrient value of forage is a valuable tool that can be utilized to balance livestock rations. Guessing the nutrient content of a major feed ingredient such as hay or silage can be costly to livestock producers.
A roundup of FFA news for the week of June 4, 2009
JEROMESVILLE, Ohio — Hillsdale FFA chapter held its annual “drive your tractor to school day” May 22 (pictured above). There were a total of 17 tractors, ranging from John Deere to Oliver. Each year Hillsdale FFA members vote on the tractors in different categories. These awards were: the junker award, cleanest award, oldest award, newest
Grazing: Explore extended grazing season forage options
With many harvested small grain fields that weren’t double cropped to soybeans now sitting idle, cattlemen still have an excellent opportunity to create high quality forages that may be grazed well into winter, and even next spring.
Keep your distance: Avoiding problems with bears
Be on the lookout for black bears in Pa.
Ohio confirms equine herpes virus
Animals and facilities placed under quarantine after finding equine herpes virus.
Farmers, prepare for the unthinkable
Farmers need to realize that they aren’t invincible and to recognize the importance of family communication and contingency plans.
First case of swine flu serves as reminder
Ohio officials have confirmed the first case of swine flu for this year’s county fair season, and advise fairgoers to use good hygiene.
