Safeguard winter hay quality
Ohio State Extension educator Frank Becker provides tips for maintaining hay quality and storage spaces through the winter.
Build healthy soil and sustainable ecosystems
Ohio State Extension educator Heather Neikirk explains how the ecosystems within healthy soil work to keep it healthy.
Grazing and hay production are great ways to use reclaimed land
Despite the disturbance, livestock grazing and hay production are actually an incredible way to use reclaimed land.
Tips to store and maximize hay
Ohio State Extension educator John Yost provides tips to store and maximize hay.
Considerations for feeding beef cows this winter
Ohio State Extension educator Garth Ruff provides an overview of management options for winter feeding of beef cows in drought impacted areas.
What comes next for drought-affected forages?
Drought conditions have affected most of Ohio this summer and fall, and we need to consider the long-term effects that this could have on forages.
Is the grass dead or dormant?
How bad is the observed condition of pasture following Ohio's drought. OSU Extension educator Christine Gelley offers insight.
Be aware of the potential for prussic acid
There are many plants with toxicity risk to livestock, and prussic acid concerns rank as some of the most common of which to be aware.
Drought-related fencing issues
OSU Extension educator Dean Kreager explains fencing issues that can arise during a drought and how to mitigate them.
Not all lime is the same
A soil test will tell you the amount of lime you need to apply to reach your buffer pH, but does it matter what type of lime you choose? It sure does.
