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Hold your loved ones close
Judith Sutherland remembers Nate Shafer, who was a fun and funny, a country boy with stories to tell, and a joy to be near.
How to calculate debt to asset ratio
In his Dairy Excel column this week, Chris Zoller explains calculating debt to asset ratio.
Agriculture businesses adjust to COVID-19 measures
Many agricultural businesses are still open after stay-at-home orders were enacted, but they’ve changed the way they operate.
Ag groups form new climate policy, advocacy coalition
Twenty-one agricultural commodity and industry groups have formed a new coalition, Farmers for a Sustainable Future, which they say will focus on unifying the industry’s message on climate policy and advocacy.
Trump removes protections for waterways, aiding farmers
The Trump administration lifted federal protections Jan. 23 for some of the nation’s millions of miles of streams, arroyos and wetlands.
Late planting leads to wet harvest
Learn which precautions Jason Hartschuh, an OSU Extension educator, recommends that farmers take in light of the wetter grain this year.
Fall cleanup: Stop wasting yard ‘waste’
Before you pull out a leaf rake and yard “waste” bags, stop and ask yourself, can I turn this so-called waste into value for me and my lawn and garden?
Nutrient analysis can improve cattle
Forage nutrient analysis reveals nutrient content to determines forage value, which influences livestock feed amounts and the ability to preserve forages.
Anglers might want to jump into this brawl
It’s time for the annual Lake Erie Walleye Fall Brawl, and just last year over 6,400 fishermen entered the chase.
Will delayed planting hurt yields? Maybe not
While farmers have had to delay planting because of wet weather, it’s not panic time yet. If crops get planted in late May or early June, and we have good growing conditions, we could still end up with a good crop.
