Three things to watch for in pastures and hayfields in 2023
Find out why Ohio State Extension educator Clif Martin is keeping a close eye on Asian Longhorned Tick, invasive shrubs and drone use on the farm in 2023.
Hay quality matters for livestock feeding
Hay quality can greatly affect cattle reproductive performance, body condition, calf health and milk production.
What can be done about invasives in your pasture?
Pasture walks and inspections help determine where invasive plants are taking root. Learn how to control invasive species when you find them.
Successful farm managers are constantly learning
During the winter, there are tons of opportunities for farmers to educate themselves in order to remain sustainable and ultimately, profitable.
How long can crop residue be grazed?
With record-high fuel prices and part shortages, you might want to consider letting the livestock graze crop residues.
Be constructively thankful this year
Along with your list of blessings, make a list of things that went awry on your operation, recognizing lessons learned and identifying ways to improve.
How to supplement animals on pasture
Consider the cost and energy density of feedstuffs when making the decision to supplement animals on pasture.
Are you still grazing? Make plans now for winter months
Now is the time to make sure equipment is in good working order and you have enough quality feed for your herd this winter.
Get ahead of pasture problems
Now is the time to evaluate the foraging potential of your pastures and preemptively consider any problems you may encounter grazing your herd this winter.
How to reduce the cost of fertilizing and liming pastures
Fall is an ideal time to collect soil samples, evaluate nutrient levels and develop a management plan to reduce the cost of fertilizing and liming pastures.
