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Ohio’s farm crisis: No hay? Try this instead

July 11 2019July 11, 2019

Thanks in part to record rain, hay to feed livestock is in short supply. That’s the case in Ohio and around the Midwest. What can farmers do to replace it? Here are CFAES experts’ suggestions.

Posted by Kurt Knebusch at 7:45pmJuly 11, 2019 Posted in On The Farm. Bookmark the permalink.

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