Small changes can make a big impact
Small changes in the way homeowners manage their property can mean a lot to the environment.
Paved with… soap?
Mark Petho's explains a naturally occurring phenomena of how wildfire ash in June caused soap to form on Ohio roads.
Field tile maintenance and repair shouldn’t wait until spring
Now that most crops are coming off of fields everywhere, it is a good time to begin field tile maintenance and repairs.
Salt sensibly this winter
This winter remember to use the right S.A.L.T. We can reduce the negative impacts of sodium chloride with increased awareness and proper application.
Fall projects are for the birds and your land
Pete Conkle talks about his fall do-list on his farm and encourages others to take part.
Fall prep for your garden and pollinators
As fall and winter weather are approaching, you can still contribute potential pollinator-saving methods to your garden or future garden.
Educate yourself on the spotted lanternfly
Jason Reynolds shares a recent encounter with spotted lanternflies and provides additional information about the pest.
Pay attention to the clues beneath your feet
Having soil information at your fingertips can save headaches, time and resources if compatible soils are identified before a project begins.
Soil and water conservation districts play big role in H2Ohio
Soil and water districts are a great tool to use for those with questions regarding H2Ohio programming, which is set to expand.
Fall strategies for backyard conservation
Want to make your backyard more environmentally-friendly this fall? Here are some tips for making better use of leaf litter and incorporating native plants.
