Understanding stormwater runoff
Runoff water can pick up and carry many substances that pollute water. Some — like pesticides, fertilizers, oil and soap — are harmful in any quantity.
Know who owns Ohio’s streams
It is important that you understand the documentation and permissions that need to be in place before beginning any project that might impact water quality.
You can help keep trash out of the water
Each year, Living Lands and Waters, with countless conservation districts, watershed groups and local organizations, offers river and stream cleanups.
Little Beaver Creek celebrates 50 years of Wild & Scenic River designation
This year marks the 50th anniversary of Little Beaver Creek designated as a Wild River. Learn more about its history and the efforts to conserve it.
Be the change… A farmer’s pep talk!
By CATHY BERG
As I sit here today in my office watching the trees sway in the wind, and admiring the beautiful hostas, irises and...
Tips for successful multi-species grazing
There are many benefits to grazing cattle, sheep and goats together or in succession. Find out how you can implement multi-species grazing on your farm.
Soil evaluations a vital step when installing a septic system
A soil evaluation takes into consideration soil type, limitations, slope and depth to the perched seasonal water table to determine the best septic system.
Tips for best manure application in winter
Katie Eikleberry talks about the importance of good management practices when it is necessary to apply manure to fields during the winter months.
The old buckeye tree
Sometimes planting trees is really planting memories that will improve the ecosystem and transcend generations.
Biodiversity can benefit your farm
Biodiversity could provide a framework for farm plans and agricultural conservation. The more diversity an ecosystem retains, the more adaptive it is.
