Saturday, May 18, 2024
The Dirt on Conservation

The Dirt on Conservation

If you have a serious case of cabin fever, like I do, you will be glad to read that the Eastern Ohio Grazing Council...
cattle grazing

It is time to try stockpiling forages to extend your grazing into the fall and winter. 

Agriculture is the number one industry in Carroll County and Ohio -- and Carroll County residents are working to ensure its future. But it takes collaboration and input from all.
A mature redbud tree in the spring

Trees have so many benefits when it comes to conservation. Trees prevent and reduce erosion, can improve biodiversity, help pollinators and produce timber.

I often get questions from hunters and other wildlife enthusiasts about improving whitetail deer habitat on their property. In many instances, these conversations are immediately directed toward the planting of food plots. Landowners want to know the best food source they can plant to attract deer and other wildlife.

With the improved weather, my thoughts have turned to gardening. My family plants a large garden every year. But not everyone has the space,...
deer during winter

It is vital to provide wildlife with suitable habitat for year-round use and not just for hunting seasons.

COSHOCTON, Ohio -- Do you ever remember mowing your lawn in March? Due to the warm weather this year many of us did just...

Timber sale contracts back in my grandfather and great grandfathers days consisted of a good ole firm hand shake and working together with the...
soil in hands

Any time I am outdoors, whether it be hunting in the woods, fishing off a bank or working that garden, I feel an improvement in my mood and my tenacity, because I smelt and felt the dirt!