The secure storage of pesticides is a good practice for safety reasons and to reduce the potential of vandalism or theft with possible misuse of products. Over the next three weeks, Farming 101 will discuss the pesticide storage construction, security,…
Unfortunately, due to a low number of registrations (only 21), we have decided to cancel Friday’s conference (Aug. 17). We had lots of interest but many who couldn’t take time off work to attend. The numbers were not high enough…
Safety and security of pesticides are the responsibility of the applicator from the moment the applicator takes possession of the chemicals until they are used or disposed. Leaving pesticides unsecured in a vehicle where a child, unauthorized person, vandal, or…
Mrs. Ann Marrison, who grew up in Portage County, has been a long-time resident in New Lyme, Ohio where she currently resides. Her family includes her late husband Lester Marrison, her three children Denise Hobbs, David Marrison and Diane McDaniel,…
It’s the time of year when roadside stands and farmers markets offer fresh picked produce. However, as with any food purchase, a little know-how can go a long way in keeping you and your family safe from foodborne illness, advises…
We are so excited to announce our new storefront!!! If you are looking to purchase some new and popular T-shirt designs for your family with a “farming theme”- check it out!!! We have sizes to fit everyone (including youth, toddler…
Jason Hayes resides in Kingsville, Ohio with his wife, Amanda, and their two daughters, Abigail and Emily. Jason earned his bachelor’s degree in agriculture in 1999. He farms 50 acres of hay and raises 20 head of Angus cattle. Jason…
On the Farm!
Michael Hiener resides in Denmark Township and grew up in Marietta. His wife, Diane, and their three beagles enjoy living on their vegetable and share cropped grain farm. Michael grew up on a trucking farm that was along the Ohio…
On the Farm!
