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1. Ohio Urban Agriculture Practice 101: Navigating the Regulations

   intended operation water use permit (does not apply to Springfield Township urban farms but it may apply ... Township urban farm case study, noise and odor regulations, parking, and hours of operation are listed in ... the requirements for new and existing urban farms in Ohio, but it does not eliminate the need to ...

2. Nature plays big role in shaping regional carbon storage, study shows

   environmental factors may have contributed to the increase in carbon sequestered by forests. They found that ... start to address the impacts of climate change in parts of the country where there’s a slowdown of ... Tatyana Woodall U.S. forests have stored more carbon in the past two decades than at any time in ...

3. Purchasing Hay Equipment: Tedders and Rakes

   to reduce external ash content in baled hay. High ash content in forage may have negative impacts on ... field. This action exposes more of the forage’s surface area to sunlight and air movement, but it is also ... As mentioned, tedders are aggressive machines and multiple passes over a field may result in higher ...

4. Corn Relative Maturities and Yield Potential in Ohio

   Commonly Grown Hybrid Maturities in Ohio Field experiments were conducted on a farm near Bucyrus from 2016 ... results are summarized in Figure 1 (planted mid-May) and Figure 2 (planted late-May/Early June). More ... short-season hybrids when planted in April and early May. The yield advantage of full-season hybrids decreases ...

5. Archive

   $31 billion in U.S. Ag Imports Over 12 Months", Successful Farming, November 13, 2020 See news ... powerful weapon in Trump’s trade war”, The Conversation, May 30, 2019 See news story, "Tariffs leading ... Matthews, Ohio Farm Bureau, December 15, 2025 See news story, "How aid money will impact farmers", ...

6. U.S. forests are locking in major carbon emissions

   explicit about its carbon accounting, and that ability will provide a lot more information and long-term ... sinks because they absorb more carbon than they release without the need for human intervention.  In ... added about 23 million tons per year. Yet it was forest age — mostly structural changes in the peak ...

7. What's New?

   tariffs press lawmakers for action", The Hill, February 6, 2026 See news story, "EU Trade Deal ... Source:  Luca Prasso- Creative Commons 2026 See news story, "Farmers squeezed by Trump ... Delay Could Increase Market Volatility for US Farmers", Brownfield Ag News, February 2, 2026 See ...

8. Ohio Farm Custom Rate Survey Launched for 2026--Responses Requested

   owners do not own equipment for every possible job that they may encounter in the course of operating ... a farm and may, instead of purchasing the equipment needed, seek out someone with the proper tools ... negotiate an agreeable custom farming machinery rate by utilizing Extension surveys results as a starting ...

9. Benefits of Using Seed-Propagated Strawberries as Planting Materials

   (en.limgroup.eu/f1-hybrid-strawberries) Horticulture strawberries transplants fruit urban farming Agriculture and Natural Resources ... ANR-0219 Agriculture and Natural Resources 02/05/2026 Yiyun Lin, Assistant Professor and Urban ... University In Ohio, fresh local strawberries are typically produced in open fields from late spring to early ...

10. A Cold and Snowy Winter So Far

    Grumpy Old Men (1993), you may recall the opening scene with Irving Berlin’s Heat Wave (written in 1933 ... we may squeak above freezing for southern Ohio on Tuesday and again on Friday. However, in both ... Center, released on January 31, 2026 shows a higher probability for below normal temperatures for the ...

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