Yearly Archives: 2019
Shutdown? Not on farm of my youth
There was no "shutdown" — not in the U.S. government sense, anyway — on the southern Illinois dairy farm of Alan Guebert's youth.
Basic steps to keep cattle warm
With the coldest temperatures of the season upon us, here are some basic ways to keep your cattle warm and healthy.
Horses need extra TLC during winter weather
When temperatures dip low, along with wet and windy conditions, horse owners need to pay attention to a few things to help the animals cope and thrive.
Ohio Farm Bureau centennial marker on OSU campus
A historical marker commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation is on display on The Ohio State University campus.
Grain markets are trading on rumors, optimism
Grain market update: Prices are stagnant, looking for news. The news is all about trade negotiations with China, and there is no real news.
How to improve your garden soil using wood ash
If you burn wood as a primary or supplemental heat source in the winter, you might want to consider saving the ashes for your lawn or garden in the spring.
Annual, biological rhythms govern milk production in cows
The amount and composition of milk produced by dairy cows appear to be more regulated by internal, annual biological rhythms than by environmental factors.
Sticking to your diet at Super Bowl parties
If you have resolved to eat healthier, parties can present a challenge, so it’s important to have a game plan before tackling the Super Bowl spread.
Winter application of manure: Do you follow Ohio’s rules?
Find out if you're following Ohio's winter manure application rules properly.
Annie’s Project planned in Summit, Portage
Ohio State University Extension in Summit and Portage counties is teaming up to offer Annie's Project from Feb. 21-March 28.
