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Enroll in H2Ohio Today

Grain producers in the Western Lake Erie Water Basin can enroll in H2Ohio now through August 15th for this growing season. H2Ohio is a state program that provides incentive payments for adopting practices on your farm that promote healthy waterways. Practices like voluntary nutrient management planning, over-wintering cover crops, subsurface phosphorus application, and more are […]

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Trade Missions Produce Results for Ohio Corn Growers

  DELAWARE, Ohio— Ohio Corn Checkoff board member Nate Bair recently returned from a U.S. Grains Council (USGC) trade mission to Taiwan and South Korea. Bair, a corn grower from Wyandot County, Ohio, participated in the international assignment as part of the USGC’s U.S. Corn Quality Harvest Report to promote the quality, sustainability, and reliability

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Op-ed: Proposed Cuts to H2Ohio Are a Step Backwards for Lake Erie Water Quality

As a farmer from Putnam County, I have witnessed firsthand the importance of protecting our soil and water. I have also helped lead discussions among growers about the need to improve and develop farming practices that promote soil health, apply proper manure management, and reduce the runoff of nutrients like phosphorus into water sources, not

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NCGA Calls for Resolution to Trade Conflict

President Trump announced this week that the United States will impose reciprocal tariffs on its trading partners. In response to this announcement, Illinois farmer and National Corn Growers Association President Kenneth Hartman Jr. released the following statement: “Approximately 15% of the U.S. corn crop is exported every year, and international markets are critical to our

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