The three modules work interactively to develop a fertilizer recommendation based on producer inputs. As one module recommends some or all of the nutrients needed, these nutrients are considered in future estimates and determinations of nutrient applications. This program is used by the Ohio Cooperative Extension Service and ODNR manure management technicians to determine recommended application rates. It can be purchased through county Extension offices. These publications cover building environment and structures, waste management, soil and water, power and machinery, safety, and other topics.
Some publications are free for a single copy, and others carry a nominal fee.
Copies on file at the Ohio Soil Conservation Service and the Department of Agricultural Engineering, The Ohio State University. The Midwest Plan Service is a cooperative regional activity of the Land Grant Universities of the North Central United States. One area of activity is livestock waste management. Several waste-handling publications, plans, and technical data sheets are available to producers. These publications are sold through county Extension offices and the Agricultural Engineering Department at The Ohio State University.