JUNE 13 OSU EXTENSION MEDIA RELEASE — May was a challenging month when it came to the weather. Wet and cool conditions held up field work and plant growth.
May brought much higher rain totals than April. With higher temperatures recently, crops growth is starting to move along and hopefully will continue in this direction.
Complete rainfall data for the 2025 growing season can be found at www.hardin.osu.edu under the Agriculture and Natural Resources program area tab.
May 2025 Ohio State University Extension in Hardin County Rainfall Summary
JUNE 3 FACEBOOK__The Hardin County Chamber and Business Alliance announces an Economic Incentive Grant of $5,000 has been awarded to Old Route 69 Brewery for building signage and mural.
For more information about the Hardin County Chamber and Business Alliance, visit at: www.hccba.com
FROM FACEBOOK___Bluffton Veterinary Hospital & Pet Care Center and Ottawa Veterinary Clinic has announced that with the closure of Harrod Veterinary Clinic and the retirement of Dr. Skiver in March of 2025, all patient records have been received by the Bluffton-Ottawa practice.
You are welcome to schedule appointments or have your records transferred to the clinic of your choice
The following one commercial and six residential land transfers took place in the Ada Exempted Village School District during the month of April 2025, as reported on the websites of Hardin County, Ohio auditor Michael T. Bacon and Hancock County, Ohio auditor Charity Rauschenberg.
ADDRESS - SALE DATE - SALE PRICE - LAND USE - FROM… TO…
COMMERCIAL
126 W NORTH ST - 2025-04-16 - $1,300,000 - 6 Apartment Dwelling - WYNDHAM ENTERPRISES LTD to BUTLERS INVEST
RESIDENTIAL
400 HAYS AVE - 2025-04-30 - $385,000 - Residential Dwelling - WOODS DEXTER R JR & MELA to HEISTAN SONJA S
MAY 5 MEDIA RELEASE__With the help of fifteen volunteer rainfall reporters, Ohio State University Extension in Hardin County is collecting unofficial township rainfall data for the thirty-third consecutive year.
The 2025 growing season has begun, and we have certainly seen a fair amount of rain already. We saw most of the rain early on soak right in, but recent rains have left standing water. Farmers are becoming more and more active in fields as well as horticulturalist and gardeners. As planting season continues to ramp up, please remember to be patient on roadways and remember to share the road so everyone can return home safely to their families.
