Water quality gains flow through soil tests
Farmers in Ohio are increasing soil sampling and managing soil nutrients more closely, leading to a gradual decrease in high soil test phosphorus levels that can lead to water quality problems.
Read MoreFarmers in Ohio are increasing soil sampling and managing soil nutrients more closely, leading to a gradual decrease in high soil test phosphorus levels that can lead to water quality problems.
Read MoreA new film about water quality in Lake Erie skips over all of the advancements being made by farmers in northwest Ohio and beyond.
Read MoreThe OACI Assessment survey results establish a baseline of adoption for various farming practices in the Lower Maumee watershed.
Read MoreThe survey results establish a baseline of adoption for various farming practices in the Lower Maumee watershed.
Read MoreFarmers participating in the H2Ohio program must be enrolled in the OACI program by March 31, 2021.
Read MoreIn mid-October, the Ohio Department of Agriculture requested funding to continue the H2Ohio water quality initiative through 2021. The $28…
Read MoreThe Ohio Department of Agriculture and the Ohio AgriBusiness Association are joining forces to streamline the approval process of Voluntary…
Read MoreThe goal of this unique collaboration is to improve water quality by establishing a baseline understanding of current conservation and nutrient management efforts and build farmer participation in a new certification program.
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