OSU Resources to Keep You Connected During Winter
Winter is a time to take advantage of opportunities to refresh your knowledge, sharpen your skills or even learn something new and apply it to your farm.
Winter is a time to take advantage of opportunities to refresh your knowledge, sharpen your skills or even learn something new and apply it to your farm.
As much as I dislike saying this, I’d say winter is here to stay for the next two-four months. It is important as livestock producers to keep an eye on the ventilation systems in their buildings during the winter.

Before Frank Becker opened a textbook, he had learned firsthand the environmentally sensitive practices farmers could use to control pests in their crops.
As you are driving around Wayne County you might notice a lot of sunflower fields around the county. What is your initial thought when you see them?
A few tips for motorists when you are traveling on the roads during harvest.
As the growing season has ended and growers conclude harvest, you may be wondering “what’s next on my to-do list?”
As the growing season comes to a close and crops are harvested this fall proper care and storage of these products can provide additional income throughout the winter months
Frank Becker, Agriculture and Natural Resources Educator, OSU Extension-Wayne County