‘Reflecting’ On Reflective Safety Tape
As I returned to northern Indiana on a dark, rainy drive home from El Paso, Texas this week, I was reminded of an evening some 25 years ago where reflective tape was one of the main topics.
Read MoreAs I returned to northern Indiana on a dark, rainy drive home from El Paso, Texas this week, I was reminded of an evening some 25 years ago where reflective tape was one of the main topics.
Read MoreIf you hold a license to apply pesticides in Indiana and need training credits towards the renewal of that license, there is an excellent opportunity to pick up those credits on Friday, Dec. 15 in Fort Wayne.
Read MoreI had an email this week from a person who had a walnut tree in his backyard. He heard that walnut trees are valuable as timber and he was hoping to sell it, but had been turned down by several companies already.
Read MoreAbout 20 years ago, the number of calls and plant samples concerning Colorado blue spruce increased dramatically in the Extension Office.
Read MoreI first started writing a personal column as a Purdue Extension Ag Educator in early 1983 when I moved to northern Indiana.
Read MoreSeveral years ago, the beef industry created a voluntary training and certification program called Beef Quality Assurance or BQA.
Read MoreWhen the leaves begin to change color, it is a sign that some unwelcome invaders will soon be visiting your home.
Read MoreThe Indiana State Chemist Office will be offering the Plain Community a chance to take the Core Pesticide exam and the Category 14 Manure Applicators exam on paper on Dec. 11 in LaGrange County.
Read MoreI have a scar on my left leg that reminds me how lucky I am, and how important it is to be not cut corners.
Read MoreThere are few things more dramatic than a combine on fire
Read MoreWhile enjoying the beautiful weather this weekend, I stumbled onto an underground yellow jacket nest.
Read MoreSeptember was always one of my favorite times as a kid.
Read MoreYou may have noticed webs growing on some trees around the county. The creature responsible for this webbing is the fall webworm.
Read MoreOne field my dad farmed for years was along a busy road, a road lined with street lights.
Read MoreThe northern tier of Indiana counties were blessed with 2.5 to 4.5 inches of rain over the last week of July, according to CoCoRahs and National Weather Service records.
Read MoreA series of recent storms damaged many trees in the area.
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