Farms Need An Emergency Plan
Emergencies aren’t foreseen and no two are exactly alike. It is important for you develop a plan on how you, and your facility, would respond to potential disasters
Emergencies aren’t foreseen and no two are exactly alike. It is important for you develop a plan on how you, and your facility, would respond to potential disasters
This week marked a significant milestone for me. Wednesday was my one-year anniversary with the OSU Extension office here in Wayne County. I was pretty excited to get the job last summer and I have to admit that it has only grown as I have been here. Everyone that I have met has been great to work with, although I haven’t got to meet as many of you as I would have hoped to. I had set a lofty goal for myself, but when you have over 2000 farms it takes awhile to get around to everyone. I hope as I move through the rest of 2024, into 2025, that I get to meet a lot more o
While the growing season seems to be winding down, there are still some crops that we can carry late into the fall that still need to be tended to and managed
Current reports are that the West Nile Virus is making an appearance again this year, with cases reported in 31 states
Recent trap reports have shown that there are some areas with moderate to high moth populations and activity, both locally and statewide
If you don’t have a written marketing plan, this is the year to create one.
This year, the collections are happening in Auglaize, Holmes, and Clinton counties
Even though there are countless options to help fill the summer forage production gap, they are just that, options
While many of us may love the warmer weather it doesn’t take much to create heat stress issues for our livestock
With drought conditions threatening, a common question from farmers concerns the efficacy of their herbicide application