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Do you know what this Hazard mystery tool is?
With two tools identified, we have a new mystery tool from Monroe Harbage of Plain City, Ohio. Can you Hazard a Guess on how it was used?
Pa. small farms making water quality strides with their plans
Pennsylvania DEP inspections found 96 percent of almost 3,000 small farms visited in the watershed meeting state requirements for water quality planning.
Understanding generational differences of farm employees
Each generation has its thoughts, beliefs, and ideals with respect to a number of items. What are the differences with respect to employment?
Wait for warmer weather before terminating cover crops
The type of post-emergent herbicides commonly used to terminate cover crops are much more effective when weeds and cover crops are actively growing.
What we’re reading: 5/13
Currently trending food ingredients, food sanitation news, food waste and more are some of the most recent food news topics you need to know about.
A roundup of 4-H news for the week of March 5, 2015:
RANDOLPH, Ohio — The Portage Prime Producers, a new 4-H club featuring swine and small animals in Portage County, held its first meeting Feb. 22. Officers were elected and include president, Emma Urban; vice president, Darla Derthick; secretary, Morgan Chesla; historian/news reporter, Bella Wagner; treasurer, Shelby Morehead; and recreational leader, Madelyn Rennecker. The
Top Farmer Conference helps farmers improve operations
Corn Belt farmers and agribusiness managers can learn strategies to adapt to a changing business environment at Purdue University’s annual Top Farmer Conference July 15-16.
New survey gives insight into cover crop use
During the 2012 drought, corn and soybean yields improved following cover crops, according to a recently released report with detailed results from a farmer survey on cover crops.
Crown vetch OK for most livestock, but can cause problems for horses
By CHRIS PENROSE Contributing Writer Crown vetch, a common perennial legume in the region, has been spreading over the years. It grows well in both low pH and low fertility soils and it is highly responsive to lime, phosphorus and potassium. Related: Horse owners should watch for eastern tent caterpillars It has a white and
Ag Expo is Sept. 11 at McClester Farm
MECHANICSTOWN, Ohio — Mahoning, and Stark SWCD offices are working together to present the fourth annual Agriculture-Natural Resource-Conservation Expo. The expo offers free parking, free admission and free demonstrations. This year it will be held Sept. 11 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., rain or shine. The Ag Expo is held at the McClester Farm
