A farmer in Northwest Ohio says drought conditions are altering his conservation efforts. Leon Klopfenstein grows corn, soybeans, and wheat in Paulding County, and is the second generation of his family farm to incorporate cover crops. “We’ve used earthworm castings in the past, we’ve mixed those with our cover crop seed and our wheat,” he […]
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