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Seneca Conservation District
Registrace 14. 07. 2014
Stink Happens
Kendall and Mandy highlight a few ways to reduce odor from livestock facilities including different application methods, biologicals, and windbreaks! Contact our office if you have any questions!
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October Storybook Walk
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We have a new storybook posted along the trail at Miller Farm (5670 E Twp. Rd. 138 Tiffin, OH)! Come out to the farm, see the leaves changing colors, and read There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed Some Leaves by Lucille Colandro. The story will be up at the farm until the end of October.
Plants' Tops and Bottoms Part 4
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We've learned all about the different tops and bottoms of plants that are edible and now it's time to eat! Ann and her friend Bailey are turning all the vegetables into delicious snacks to share with their friends! Check out what they made for their picnic and maybe you'll get inspired to make your own yummy vegetable treats!
Plants' Tops and Bottoms Part 3
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Ann heads back to Riehm Produce Farm to talk about the tricky Hare and the lazy Bear and to look at some tops of plants that we eat! Can you think of some?
Pond Management
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Rick looks into some ways to manage your pond so it is a good environment for fishing, swimming, and relaxing. Contact Rick if you have any questions! RHassinger@ConserveSenecaCounty.com or (419)447-7073
Plants' Tops and Bottoms Part 2
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Ann is back talking about the Lazy Bear, the Tricky Hare, and the tops and bottoms of plants that are edible! Ann visits her friend John at Riehm Produce Farm to look at some tops of plants that we eat. Haven't read the book Tops and Bottoms? There's still time to come out to Miller Farm, walk the trails, and read the story along our Storybook Walk! The Storybook Walk will be up through September.
Tips and Tricks for Seeding Small Grains
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Eric explains important things to remember if you're planning on planting small grains! He covers variety selection, herbicides, fertility, and controlling volunteer cover crops. Leave a comment if you have questions or e-mail Eric at eeberhard@ConserveSenecaCounty.com!
Plants' Tops and Bottoms Part 1
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Ann shares one of her kids' favorite books, Tops and Bottoms, which tells a story about a lazy bear, a tricky hare, and all the parts of a plant that are edible. Ann answers a lot of questions! How does a plant go from seed to harvest? What does a plant need to grow? What is the difference between soil and dirt? Come read Tops and Bottoms along our trails at our Storybook Hike at Miller Farm al...
Chaos Garden Update
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It's been seven weeks since we've planted our Chaos Garden out front of the office and things have changed a lot...
Interseeding Cover Crops into Standing Crops
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Problems, solutions, and seeding rates to consider when interseeding cover crops into a standing crop.
Scouting for Army Worms
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Eric shows you what an army worm looks like, the signs that they are in your field, and how to do a population count to determine if treatment is necessary.
What is a Chaos Garden?
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We're planting chaos! Outside the Seneca Conservation District office we planted a garden that likely looks very different from yours at home. Rather than having each plant spaced out and grouped together, we have green beans, pumpkins, melons, sunflowers, and more all combined and growing together. Check out how we did it and keep an eye out for an update on the garden's progress!
How to Cut Grapevine So It Doesn't Come Back!
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Here's how to make sure grapevine doesn't grow back! Kendall shows you with just 2 simple things. #DoConservation
Farm with Grit
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We know farmers are no stranger to hard work. We know patience isn't cheap or easy. Neither is farming with best practices-Farm with Grit-let us help you pick best practices that will unlock the value of your farm!
4 Easy Recipes for Planting Cover Crops
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Bret Margraf will show you four easy recipes for blending cover crops! These are great recipes for beginners and first timers when planting cover crops after harvesting corn or soybeans!
Here's how we plant beans into cereal rye in Seneca County!
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Here's how we plant beans into cereal rye in Seneca County!
Practical Talks:What We Know About Phosphorus with Kevin King
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Practical Talks:What We Know About Phosphorus with Kevin King
Practical Talks: What We Know About Phosphorus -- WrapUp
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Practical Talks: What We Know About Phosphorus WrapUp
Special Interview for Manchester Envi Sci students
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Special Interview for Manchester Envi Sci students
Live Monarch Release-as seen on Periscope
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Live Monarch Release-as seen on Periscope
Cover Crop Plot Summary - Effect of Fall Planting Dates
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Cover Crop Plot Summary - Effect of Fall Planting Dates
How to Calibrate a Drill for Cover Crops
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How to Calibrate a Drill for Cover Crops
Homemade High Clearance Cover Crop Seeder in Soybeans
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Homemade High Clearance Cover Crop Seeder in Soybeans
Homemade High Clearance Cover Crop Seeder in Corn
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Homemade High Clearance Cover Crop Seeder in Corn
Thank your doing this! I promote this type of gardening in Ecuador
Herbicide. yummy!
So cool that it worked for seed suppression!
You should list on your description the steps and products. All.
We started by spraying a herbicide… 🤦♂️
I had the same thought! Pretty remarkable considering it is a conservation district but this is “how it’s always been” done sort of thinking that a lot of government entities still employ.
dont forget that thistles are edible
Brett, do you have any harvest results?
Closed captioning please please
What herbicide did you spray on?
i love it! i do this every year, albeit on a much smaller scale.
How'd it go? I am curious!
So how did it go? We would like to hear the end of the story.
Zero cost environment friendly wheat sowing technique with out burning paddy rice straw. No till. Cover crop czcams.com/video/UWuxQPTdKqc/video.html
Kill the music please
looks great!
i love it
Where is this?
Contact our office if you have any questions! 419-447-7073 or mmetzger@ConserveSenecaCounty.com
If you know an organization that could benefit from our (potential) fresh produce comment below!
How did the frame handle that