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BOAH reminds producers to stay vigilant as HPAI cases slow down in Indiana
It’s been a month since the last highly pathogenic avian influenza detection in Indiana and the state board of animal health says producers shouldn’t let their guard down. Denise Derrer Spears is the public information director for BOAH. “We’ve had 27 cases since the first week of January,” she says. “Of those to date, 14 of…… Continue Reading
Meet the Hot Cowboys on Netflix’s ‘Ransom Canyon’
These cowboys have got us saying, “Howdy!” Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Hardy Bitten by Snake During Nature Walk
Hardy got bit, but kept holding on. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Rains in Kansas may have helped state’s wheat crop
An extension wheat and forage specialist says recent timely rains have come at a critical time for the Kansas wheat crop. Romulo Lollato with Kansas State says conditions were starting to deteriorate prior to this week’s rainfall. “It’s starting to go through drought stress in parts of the state. We’re seeing that bottom canopy…… Continue Reading
Ian Munsick: ‘There’s Not a Lot of Cowboys in Country Music’
Ian Munsick is planting his flag firmly in the ground. “There’s not a lot of cowboys in country music,” he says. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Rapid planting progress in southern Ohio
A field agronomist at Beck’s Hybrids says the 2025 planting season is rapidly progressing in southern Ohio. Luke Schulte says parts of the state missed last week’s expected rain, which opened up a good window for planting. “Here in the last three to four days, planting has really picked up,” he says. “Prep work has…… Continue Reading
Severe weather forecast for parts of Midwest Monday
Severe weather is forecast over several Midwestern states Monday. Iowa State Climatologist Justin Glisan says an outbreak could occur across Iowa, Nebraska, Missouri, and Kansas. “All the ingredients are there. A jet stream, strong jet core over the Upper Midwest, along with ample flow from the Gulf, dewpoints getting into the 60’s. So moisture lift…… Continue Reading
Wisconsin farmer’s conservation practices are working well
A Wisconsin farmer is continuing his father’s no-till farming lessons on his operation. Roger Bindl farms in Wisconsin’s hilly driftless region near the Village of Plain in Sauk County. A creek runs through his farm, and he does what he can to keep the soil from getting washed away. BindlePractices1 :05 “…alternative forages.” Bindl says…… Continue Reading
The Lone Star tick and Alpha Gal Syndrome
It’s tick season. And as we start to spend more time outside, the chance of a tick encounter can increase. Ticks can be vectors of diseases, and when the pest feeds on a host, it can pass along pathogens that cause disease. AUDIO: Healthy Living on the Lone Star Tick and Alpha Gal Syndrome The…… Continue Reading
