Archive Blog

By Saundra McBrearty, Outreach and Volunteer Specialist  The serenading songs of insects fill the landscape through the dog days of summer. And it is fun

By Uriah St. John  Studies have shown that up to 70% of water pollution is caused by run off from homes and lawns. One great

By Adam Willis There’s something about a self-sustaining environment contained in glass that stimulates the imagination of both children and adults alike. When done correctly,

By Robin Mays, Farm Educator  The recent “Super Moon” was a reminder of why humans have always been drawn to the moon. (No tidal pun

By Lyndsay Ritzler, Farm Seasonal   With an increasing world population and a steady rise in global temperatures, there is a high demand for sustainable food

By Bodhi Nithyananda, Seasonal Naturalist On the night of May 10, 2022, an amazing phenomenon happened; 4,782,600 migrating birds flew on the Mississippi and Atlantic

By Uriah St. John, Seasonal Naturalist  While there are many different families of plants in Ohio, one of the most interesting to me is the

By Ali Miller, Seasonal Naturalist  Native plants support wildlife more than any other plants. If you’re like me and only have a small patio and

By Bodhanaa Nithyananda, Seasonal Naturalist  Many people are surprised – and some alarmed – to hear that there will be cicadas in Ohio again this

By Gabe Ross, Farm Manager  This year at Gallant Farm we had our most successful first cutting of hay yet. We didn’t cut it at