Urban Ag Field Day

Are you new to Urban Agriculture, or have you been growing for years? No matter your experience, join members of the Urban Ag team for a variety of crop management topics aimed to help your Urban Ag farm operate more efficiently and profitably. The field day will be held at the NECIC site, which features several types of actively farmed high tunnels and raised bed systems on-site. Learn about strawberry production, modernizing your irrigation system, and the benefits of row covers. Each presentation will be 15-20 minutes long with time for questions at the end. Bring your production challenges, and we’ll discuss how to solve them.

-Registration IS required for this event by June 20. Please use this link or QR code to the right: https://go.osu.edu/necic25
-There is NO registration fee to attend this event.

DATE: June 25, 2025
TIME: 4:00–6:00 p.m.
LOCATION: North End Community Improvement Collaboration, 311 Bowman Street, Mansfield, OH

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EVENT SPONSORS:

  • OSU IPM Program
  • OSU Urban Ag Team
  • OSU CFAES
  • Immediate Needs Grant
  • USDA NIFA 20247000643574
  • USDA FSA
  • FSA23CPT0012850

Getting Started with Goats | All About Goats! 2024 Spring Webinar Recording Release

Interested in raising goats? Want to get started and don’t know how? Watch our Ohio State University Extension experts break down the ins and outs of Getting Started with Goats. During this video, our experts will walk you through how to define your operational goals and then give you the tips and tricks you need to accomplish those goals. They will share information on breeding, feeding, and housing your goats as well as an introduction to having a pasture and the uses of goat milk. This video also provides insight and education that can be useful for those taking or raising goats for exhibition.

Interested in learning more? Want to join us live? We will have our All About Goats! 2025 Fall webinar series starting in September. Subscribe to sheep.osu.edu and stay tuned!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ThGWT6-zLhI