Ohio Farm Bureau shares farmers’ commitment to water quality in Toledo Blade
In response to an editorial published in Toledo Blade, Ohio Farm Bureau sent a letter sharing the decades-long commitment to conservation by Ohio farmers.
Read MoreThe Western Lake Erie Basin spans the Midwest states of Ohio, Michigan and Indiana. It is almost 6 million acres in size, and land is used predominantly for agriculture (60-80%). Ohio’s H2Ohio program is committed to reducing nutrient runoff and improving water quality through a variety of best management practices and programs.
In response to an editorial published in Toledo Blade, Ohio Farm Bureau sent a letter sharing the decades-long commitment to conservation by Ohio farmers.
Read MoreThe Ohio Department of Agriculture has announced the second sign-up period for programs in the Western Lake Erie Basin funded…
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The Ohio Soil and Water Conservation Commission will meet at 10 a.m. Nov. 1, and likely decide whether to designate…
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In the latest edition of Field Day, Ohio Farm Bureau’s Director of Water Quality and Research Jordan Hoewischer talks with…
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