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Corn growers beware of Fusarium mold
Fluctuating weather has created conditions ideal for growing Fusarium mold, otherwise known as ‘Ear Rot’, which produces Vomitoxin and Zearalenone toxins.
Revitalizing Ohio’s legacy cities
Smaller post-industrial cities are taking strategic steps to regenerate by building on downtowns and focusing on workforce development.
Roundup of FFA news for March 30, 2017
Ohio FFA Vice President At-Large Ryan Matthews visited the Crestview FFA chapter March 17.
Winter feeding, nutrient management
Sacrifice areas may limit damage to our total pasture acreages, but the damage done to these areas can be significant.
Ayrshire cattle owners form cooperative to promote breed
SALEM, Ohio — A group of Ayrshire dairy cattle owners who want to advance the red and white breed have formed a special outreach program. Known as the Ayrshire Ambassadors Cooperative, the group hopes to promote the advantages of raising and milking Ayrshires while also promoting their own farms. John Rodgers, a member from Belleville,
Farm income, farmland values continue to fall
The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis’ farm income index value declined for the seventh consecutive quarter to an all-time survey low.
Ask FSA Andy about farm facility loans
As you begin to look ahead to the next crop year , it is not too early to begin to consider expanding your storage capacity.
Jefferson County shale lawsuit seeks $9.2 million in lease signing bonuses
More than 50 Jefferson County landowners say they got stiffed by American Energy Utica and Great River Energy.
Ohio FFA members told to direct their own life-script
“The whole world’s a stage,” and Ohio FFA members are encouraged to do more than just play a part.
New grant will help Columbiana County landowners protect water quality
The Columbiana Soil and Water Conservation District has received a grant from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s Partners Program to support landowners in protecting water quality
