This episode is the first in a series that will help understand the breadth and depth of carbon program options for Ohio farmers.
Lynn Snyder - July 20
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Lynn Snyder - July 20
Kelli Milligan Stammen - July 7
10 more counties eligible for H2Ohio program
H2Ohio is now open to farmers in Crawford, Erie, Huron, Marion, Ottawa, Richland, Sandusky, Seneca, Shelby and Wyandot counties.
Ty Higgins - June 30
Another mild algal bloom expected for Lake Erie in 2021
If realized, this will be the fourth year out of the past six that the algal bloom will be rated less than 4 on a scale of 1 (mild) to 10 (severe).
Lynn Snyder - June 28
Soil and Water Conservation in the Great and Little Miami Watersheds
Dr. Sakthi Subburayalu, Central State University Research assistant professor of soil science, will talk about the efforts happening in Central State University’s area to conserve and manage these resources.
Ohio Farm Bureau Staff - June 23
MythBusters Week tackles water quality misinformation
The week is being held in anticipation of the release of the NOAA and the National Center for Water Quality Research official Lake Erie algal bloom forecast.
Ty Higgins - June 21
Midway through international agreement, are nutrient reduction goals in reach?
Hoewischer said he is confident that the trends being seen in dissolved reactive phosphorus will help Ohio reach the 40% reduction goal by 2025.
Ty Higgins - May 26
ONMRK continues to help farmers manage nutrient applications
The free app is available to all farmers at onmrk.com.
Ohio Farm Bureau Staff - May 24
Farm Bureau supports Growing Climate Solutions Act
The act breaks down barriers for farmers and foresters interested in participating in carbon markets so they can be rewarded for climate-smart practices.
Ty Higgins - May 19
Ohio Farm Bureau letter to legislators debunks livestock myths
The letter also addressed Ohio farmers’ commitment to water quality.
Kelli Milligan Stammen - Dec. 2, 2020
Holmes County member wins pollinator award
Jim Croskey uses cover crops – largely clover stands – on Dalroy Farms to improve soil health, as chopped forage for the cows, and as fodder for the honey bees.