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  1. Spring Pond Management

    https://wayne.osu.edu/news/spring-pond-management

    and timely article on considerations for pond management as we make our way out of winter and into the ... year-round. Especially if used in winter for ice fishing and skating.  Safety equipment is not just for ...

  2. Bloat in Livestock

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    which they had been fed throughout the winter. This prevents overeating on lush pasture which is a major ...

  3. Fall Hay Harvest, Weed Control, and Agritourism

    https://wayne.osu.edu/news/fall-hay-harvest-weed-control-and-agritourism

    associated with winter damage to perennial forage stands. Alfalfa, clovers, and many grasses are growing more ... slowly with the cooling fall temperatures. In order to survive the winter, they will need good root ... prepare for winter. Another management consideration involves taking a final cutting after the killing ...

  4. Field Management Post Harvest… What Now?

    https://wayne.osu.edu/news/field-management-post-harvest%E2%80%A6-what-now

    As crops are being harvested and fields are being prepped for the winter, there are several field ... late in the year is very risky. Cover crops need to be well established to survive winter and give you ... of slugs that can decimate young seedlings. Residue can help to over winter problematic insects, act ...

  5. Grazing Snow

    https://wayne.osu.edu/news/grazing-snow

    There are many livestock producers who utilize stockpiling and winter grazing in our area. When ... grazing in the winter months, snow can occasionally be used to meet some or all of our animals’ water ... winter watering workload, but “grazing” snow is like grazing forages- the best results happen under ...

  6. Poison Hemlock and Alfalfa Stands

    https://wayne.osu.edu/news/poison-hemlock-and-alfalfa-stands

    either applied alone.  Evaluate Alfalfa Stand Health A good time to evaluate alfalfa stands for winter ...

  7. Dormant Fruit Tree Management

    https://wayne.osu.edu/news/dormant-fruit-tree-management

    important part of winter management and likewise, as you prune, it is important to burn or dispose of the ... pruned branches. During winter pruning, you can target diseased branches and help reduce the impact of ...

  8. Winter Blues

    https://wayne.osu.edu/news/winter-blues

    presented at the annual banquet.   Winter Blues Each year, starting on June 21, the hours of daylight begin ... 2020, the winter blues can seem overwhelming. Between a very divisive pre and post-election, civil ...

  9. Preparing for Fall

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    weight doesn’t cause damage to them through the winter snows. Check the downspouts and splash ... pipes are exposed to winter weather. Vacuum radiator grills on refrigerators and freezers for them to ...

  10. Summer-Planted Forages

    https://wayne.osu.edu/news/summer-planted-forages

    Many local producers harvested their cereal rye or other winter small grain crops as baleage or ... beginning to gain attention in the Midwest as another forage option following winter cereal crops. Ideally, ... Brassicas, oats, peas, and buckwheat will all winter kill. Clovers, rye, barley, and vetch do not winter kill ...

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