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After Ohio corn and soybean fields saw a lot of moisture and hot temperatures in August, September looks to be delivering more of the same as harvest approaches. That, says Matt Hutcheson with Seed Consultants, is a good reason to head to the field and see how the quality of …

Two school teachers left their careers to start a working farm that would become a day program for adults with disabilities, giving those individuals a chance to have a fulfilling day on the farm with meaning and purpose. Their 3rd Annual Fall Festival is coming up on September 15th! The …

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Ohio Ag Net was recently at the 2018 Becknology Days at the Beck’s Hybrids headquarters in Indiana. A close-up look at the ongoing Practical Farm Research is a highlight of the annual event. One of the more unique projects being undertaken is that of producing 400-bushel corn with today’s technology. …

At the recent Seed Consultants field day, agronomist Bill McDonald talked with Ohio Ag Net’s Dale Minyo about identifying the different types of weeds in Ohio fields. Differences between waterhemp and palmer amaranth is explained as is the need to take care of the weeds quickly and completely.

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August weather is vital to the outcome of Ohio corn and soybean crops. After a nearly ideal growing season in most of the state, cooler temperatures and sufficient rains in August may top off a bumper crop in 2018. The Ohio Ag Net’s Ty Higgins gets more details from Matt …

When Dave Lepley decided to build a Summit Livestock Facilities gable pit barn as a cattle feeding facility, his first thought was how beneficial it would be for his nutrient management plan, considering his close proximity to Lake Erie. Almost a year into using the barn, he is finding out …