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What can you do to improve soil health during winter feeding?
Avoid pasture damage this winter. Noble SWCD’s Kirstin Roman explains how unrolling bales and strip-grazing can boost soil organic matter and animal health.
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How to harvest, ripen and cook green tomatoes
Many gardeners have had to harvest more green tomatoes than usual this year, making it a great time to learn how to harvest, ripen and cook green tomatoes.
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Farmers plan to plant more corn, beans, tobacco, but less wheat,...
Ohio corn growers intend to plant 3.4 million acres this spring, 100,000 acres more than were planted the previous year.
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The state of agriculture in this country was still quite primitive in 1840, but many farmers were beginning to realize the farming practices of...
Pa. farmer fined $5,700 for runoff pollution in water
WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. - Bradford County farmer Ralph McNeal received a $5,718 fine from the Pa. Department of Environmental Protection for polluting the French Run Watershed last spring with runoff from his farm in Burlington Township.
Initiative accelerates commercialization of soy-based industrial products
WORTHINGTON, Ohio -- The Ohio Soybean Council and the Ohio BioProducts Innovation Center, in conjunction with Polymer Ohio, launched an initiative that will accelerate...
Fall feeding and yellow jackets
Fall in Ohio means yellow jackets on the hunt for high-protein food sources. Learn how to trap them safely to keep your bee yard secure.
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Improving corn silage yield, quality
When it comes to silage corn, selecting an appropriate hybrid and using good management practices can translate into a big increase in milk production.
