Ohio Farm Bureau’s director of water quality and research says heavy rainfall this spring is impacting phosphorus levels into Lake Erie in 2025. Jordan Hoewischer tells Brownfield the lake is expected to have a mildly moderate algal bloom. “It’s showing that we’ve made some progress, but we still have some room to go,” he says. […]
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