Ohio Doing Battle With the Armyworm - Here's What We Know
Recent trap reports have shown that there are some areas with moderate to high moth populations and activity, both locally and statewide
As Cattle Producers Gain, Crop Farmers See Bottom Fall Out
If you don’t have a written marketing plan, this is the year to create one.
ODA Sponsoring Chance To Dispose Of Unwanted Pesticides
This year, the collections are happening in Auglaize, Holmes, and Clinton counties
Livestock Can't Take The Heat - Ways To Cool Them Down
While many of us may love the warmer weather it doesn’t take much to create heat stress issues for our livestock
Drought Stress Can Put Weeds Into Overdrive - Tips On Herbicide Use
With drought conditions threatening, a common question from farmers concerns the efficacy of their herbicide application
Use Tools To Help Prepare For Pest Damage To Fields, Crops
With the growing season underway, there are some trends that have made late spring a challenge for area growers and farmers
Hay! How You Gather and Store Yours Matters
Harvesting forage to be stored as dry hay can be the most difficult
Managing Flies & Livestock Health As Summer Warms Up
Flies, if left unmanaged, can present a significant challenge to the welfare and production of all our livestock species
Scout Fruit Trees For Pesky Pests Creeping Out As Temperatures Rise
With a quickly moving spring ... it is an important time to get out and inspect your trees for disease and pest issues
Meet Your Best Friend In Weed Control In Pastures, Hayfields
Two common weed questions we get this time of year concern poison hemlock and “that yellow weed in my fields” which is cressleaf groundsel