Equine Herpes Virus Outbreaks On The Rise
EHV is like other herpes viruses in that there are multiple forms of the virus that present clinical symptoms
Drought Conditions Increase Risk of Fire
What should you do to take precaution to limit the possibility of a fire?
Moisture, Nitrates, and Safety Are In Focus This Fall
The challenging 2025 planting season may result in a challenging 2025 harvest season
Stack Smart: Daily Hay Temperature Checks Could Save Your Barn
Most barn fires occur within 6 weeks after baling - during this time producers should be monitoring the temperature of their haystacks
Farm Smart: Don't Let Heat Get The Better Of You
It is important to understand what heat stress is, and how to recognize the symptoms
How To Handle Farm Machinery On Rural Roads
Whether you're a farmer getting an early start in the field or a commuter driving rural roadways, it's important to remember that roadway safety is a shared responsibility.
Ohio Current 'Hot Bed' for Avian Flu; 51 Confirmed Flocks Infected
An update on where we stand today, and what the future may hold
Minor Repairs Can Prevent Big Accidents - Don't Ignore General Fixes
We need have safety on our mind every day to help prevent those accidents that are preventable and have a plan to deal with possible incidents that are truly unavoidable on our part
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
Be Cautious On Roads, In Fields and Barns At Harvest Time
As harvest continues to drive on around the county, it is a good time to remind ourselves about how we can stay safe in the midst of a very busy time of year on the farm