Nutrient Management - Ohio Farm Bureau

Manure management is a team effort

From an outside perspective, manure application may look like a simple task, but it takes numerous people and organizations to collaborate to complete the job.

H2Ohio deadline for accepting applications moved to March 31

The deadline for farmers to submit applications for the H2Ohio program is moving back to the original date of March…

Solving the economic, logistic challenges of manure

This summer, there were two new pieces of equipment by the pig barns at Stateler Farms in McComb, which is…

Field Day with Jordan Hoewischer: Decision science and farming

In the latest edition of Field Day, Ohio Farm Bureau’s Director of Water Quality and Research Jordan Hoewischer talks with…

New Manure Sidedress Method Lowers Fertilizer Costs, Increases Yields

With corn needing nitrogen, and pigs and cattle producing a lot of it, anything that offers a better way to…

Mercer County Farm Bureau to engage in soil health study

Mercer County Farm Bureau is one of 15 county Farm Bureaus that will receive funding for water quality projects from Ohio…

Ohio farmers urged to obtain agricultural fertilizer certification training

Signed into law in 2014, Senate Bill 150 requires farmers applying commercial fertilizer to more than 50 acres to attend a course on fertilizer application. Applicators must be certified no later than Sept. 30, 2017.