Yearly Archives: 2015
Big Ag’s weak hand in nitrate fight
In May 2013 Iowa implemented the Iowa Nutrient Reduction Strategy, a program that all but admitted the state’s ag runoff was a growing problem that required joint attention from farmers, local communities and the state.
Children should know the joy of the woods
A downed tree could be the scene of our latest play while doubling as our picnic table.
Wind turbines to power Ball and Whirlpool plants in Findlay, Ohio
The Findlay Wind Farm is an $18 million “Wind for Industry” project, financed by One Energy, which provides energy solutions for large electric consumers.
Winter can be busy at your local SWCD
Winter time for natural resources professionals is something that I have taken to calling meeting season.
A hot time on a cold, cold night
Journey came on the radio. Don’t Stop Believin’. You get me, Steve Perry. You really get me.
More than just the stars of Groundhog Day
February 2 is about halfway between the winter solstice and the spring equinox.
Good hunting through end of February
From coyotes to antler sheds, February brings more opportunity.
A hint of better grain prices this morning
These are hard times to make decisions, and most farmers have deferred decisions and are just storing crops for higher prices.
February’s gardening to-do list
Though few, February’s gardening tasks let gardeners get a head start on spring planting.
Power Show combines exhibit, features three days of education
Power Show Ohio features new days, new setup, with same equipment and educational sessions.
