Monday, December 8, 2025
silo and shack

A silo collapse close call reminds us of the risks of harvest. From storage prep to equipment checks, safety and reflection are key for a productive season.
chopping

Weather delays spread out Ohio’s silage harvest in 2024. Learn strategies to manage forage quality, bunker storage and small-grain planting timing.

The science is clear: calves do better when living together rather than apart. Grazyne Tresoldi makes the case for socially housed dairy calves.
Harvesting hay silage

OSU Extension educator Jason Hartschuh offers advice on managing DON levels, feed spoilage, food waste silage, baleage and safety practices for harvest.
a blue tractor moves across a field of green, mowing hay

Ohio State University Extension educator Lee Beers offers tips for making hay in short windows due to unusually wet weather.
Image of dairy cows lined up eating.

A lot can happen from time the computer software formulates your total mixed ration until the cow eats it.
Farmer milking cows

Ohio State Extension educator Dwight Roseler considers the role of dairy farming in America's legacy, and what it takes to survive in the industry.
corn field

Ohio State Extension educator Jason Hartschuh gives a rundown of considerations for applying fungicides to corn silage corn.
FSR drought forage

Ohio State Extension educator John Yost shares strategies to help producers with depleted forages make the most of their empty fields.
soil crusting

Ohio State Extension educator Lee Beers explains the process of soil crusting and how to reduce the risk on your farm.