Free Manure Management Workshop for Farmers and Livestock Producers

By Andi Anderson

Seneca County Extension is hosting a free Manure Management Workshop, designed to help farmers and livestock producers enhance productivity and maintain water quality. The event will cover practical techniques and critical information about state programs and regulations.

The workshop will take place in Seneca County and is open to agronomic farmers and livestock producers. Attendees will gain insights into using manure effectively, staying compliant with pollution abatement laws, and understanding the H2Ohio program’s manure practices.

Key topics include:

Using Manure with Growing Crops: Learn effective strategies to optimize crop yields with manure applications.

Pollution Abatement Laws and H2Ohio Manure Practice: Understand state regulations and best practices for sustainable manure management.

Watershed Phosphorus Trends: Explore current trends in phosphorus levels and their impact on water quality.

Participants can earn professional credits, including Certified Crop Advisor (CCA) and Certified Livestock Manager (CLM) credits, by attending the entire session.

The event also includes refreshments and opportunities to network with industry professionals. While the workshop is free, registration is required. Interested participants can register online at go.osu.edu/scmanure or by calling 419-447-9722.

By joining this workshop, farmers and livestock managers can enhance their knowledge, adopt sustainable practices, and contribute to improved water quality in Ohio. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn and connect with experts in manure management and environmental stewardship.