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  1. Ohio SNAP-Ed Update

    Dec. 01, 2025

    Federal funding for SNAP-Ed ended Sept 30, 2025. In Ohio, SNAP-Ed programming continued through Nov. 12. Contact your local Extension office to find out what similar programs might be available in your area. You can also visit celebrateyourplate.org for recipes and other online tools.

  2. With Native Plants Homeowners Can Make Oasis

    Mar. 10, 2026

    Gardening for wildlife has become one of the most effective, and accessible, conservation practices for residents across the state

  3. Freezer Not Just For Dinner But Also Snacks

    Mar. 10, 2026

    Planning freezer meals takes a little bit of planning, prepping, and time but it’s a great way to help ease stress during the week

  4. 4-H Projects Offer Diverse Range Of Hobbies For Kids To Explore

    Mar. 03, 2026

    The 4-H program offers more than 200 projects, but if youth want to explore a topic not on the list, they can create their own

  5. Soil Fertility Crucial For Forage Crops To Recover From Drought

    Mar. 03, 2026

    Adequate soil fertility is always our starting point

  6. Natural Freezing, Thawing Helps With Broadcast Seeding

    Feb. 24, 2026

    The repeated freezing and thawing of the ground is helping to loosen up our soils, creating the ideal situation to have greater success frost seeding

  7. Motivation Is Not Innate But A Skill That Can Be Learned

    Feb. 24, 2026

    You cannot lose motivation because you never owned it in the first place

  8. Valentine's Day Can Be Just As Fun With Homemade Gifts, Treats

    Feb. 10, 2026

    Spreading love and kindness doesn’t have to be expensive

  9. Skunk Mating Season Could Be Tricky For Pets

    Feb. 10, 2026

    February and March is the breeding season for our smelly neighbors

  10. Reports of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza Are Increasing

    Feb. 03, 2026

    Reports of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) virus have been increasing over the last two weeks and this shouldn’t be a huge surprise to most producers.  Wisconsin had their first reported case in dairy cattle the first week of January.  West Virginia has had two reported cases in backyard poultry flocks.  One was in the southern end of the state and the other was in the north.  One flock in Morrow County tested positive and there have been confirmed cases in Canadian Geese found deceased in the State.

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