Common Plant Names Cause Common Misconceptions
Some very beneficial native plants can easily be confused with highly invasive non-native plants simply because of overlapping common names
Key To Corn Success Is Getting It In The Ground Properly
Soybeans are much more adaptable to stress, but corn can’t have a bad day
March Is The Time To Prepare Crops - And Get In On Coyote Research
The window is opening to start making your spring nitrogen applications for small grains
Preparing Lambs, Kids For The Weaning Process
Strategies on how to make this time a little less stressful, for not only our animals but for you
Court bans spray used on soybean, cotton crops
it will be illegal to spray dicamba on soybeans and cotton crops during the 2024 growing season
In The Market For A Bull?
While I will never tell you what you should pay for a bull, I can offer some guidelines on how to value a bull for your operation
Livestock Can Handle Low Temperatures But Challenges Exist
This time of year, we know that at some point we will be dealing with cold temps, or mud, or both. Either scenario can create some management problems for us to tackle
Marketing School Aimed At Helping Farmers Budget Time, Money Practices
How much time do you devote to improving your marketing skills to get the top dollar for your product?
Winter Months Welcome New Livestock and All That Comes With It
The holiday season doesn’t just ring in the new year, but also signals the arrival of new residents on our farms and ranches
Avia Influenza Impacting Ohio: Here's What You Need To Know
Ohio is experiencing another outbreak of avian influenza in the western portion of the state; The USDA is currently reporting that 4 commercial flocks, totaling over 4 million birds