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Comparing Ohio herd size groups
An advantage of Ohio’s dairy industry is that one herd size or management system does not fit all. Dianne Shoemaker explains in this week’s Dairy Excel.
Being thankful
Kym Seabolt shares the things she’s eternally grateful for.
Planning and planting for wildlife
Have you ever wanted to improve the wildlife habitat on your property? If so, there are a couple of things you should consider.
Kernza could be promising grain, forage crop
Although it’s still being perfected, Kernza could provide a unique combination of grain and perennial forage.
What is your manicured lawn really costing the environment?
Non-native landscapes that include turfgrass and ornamentals undermine ecosystem function and contribute to the destruction of healthy aquatic habitats.
Before and after moments
After her mother experiences a health scare, Kym Seabolt pauses to take stock of the circumstances and how fortunate she has been.
On the move
Kymberly Foster Seabolt prepares for her youngest to leave the nest as she nears the end of her undergraduate studies and looks forward to law school.
Could wool surfboards solve the plastic problem?
Surfers are making wool surfboards. Why stop there? Plastic revolutionized society, but renewable, natural materials could lead the next wave.
Birds, boats and big adventure
“Healthy Birds Fly” is a mantra Kymberly Foster Seabolt has used to remind herself of the end goal of parenting.
Western Corn Belt catching up
Plagued by rain, the western Corn Belt is finally catching up with harvest, and wheat planting.
