Yearly Archives: 2015
Are your pond plants a friend, or foe?
Before taking any steps to manage pond plants, it is important to first identify your objectives for the pond.
Birds and other things bring early signs of spring
With lakes and rivers still mostly frozen, it may seem overly optimistic to think of spring. But it's coming.
Pillar of strength
Ours is a lovely old farmhouse. Sturdy, solid and square.
Pennsylvania barn collapse traps cows
More than half of the barn’s roof collapsed, killing at least seven cows and injuring many more.
New crop production guide aimed at helping farmers tap organic markets
The guide provides science-based information on organic practices and ecological processes.
March’s gardening to-do list
As the first official day of spring approaches, there’s gardening prep work to complete.
Ohio House ag committee still working on nutrient bill
House ag committee nearing the completion of its own nutrient regulation bill.
Toledo port authority to speak at ag breakfast
With more than 43 percent of the U.S. and Canadian markets located within 500 miles, Toledo is a prime location for national and international trade and commerce.
Take steps to protect yourself from identity theft
According to the U.S. Department of Justice, 16.6 million people experienced identity theft in 2012.
No damage to soils from grazing of cover crops
WASHINGTON — A USDA scientist has found a way to encourage more growers to use cover crops by allowing cattle to graze on them.
