John Morgan

Member since Jan. 2016

John is a Certified Wildlife Biologist with degrees from Penn State and the University of Georgia. He has worked professionally in five states, spending the last 13 years managing farm wildlife for the Commonwealth of Kentucky. John enjoys habitat management and hunting on his hobby farm in Central Kentucky with his wife, Bobbi, and daughter, Bailey.

algae on farm pond

The War Against Pond AlgaeNovember 28, 2016

Arm yourself with the knowledge and skills to keep algae out of your farm pond.

flame weeder

Fighting Weeds With FireJuly 27, 2016

Flame weeding uses the power of heat to control weeds fast and effectively.

field border

How To Maintain Field Borders, And Get The Best Crops PossibleJuly 27, 2016

Keep your field borders in check to keep your land in good shape and create a healthy farm ecosystem.

tornadoes

Tornado Season Is Here! Do You Have A Safe Room?June 7, 2016

Tornadoes are the most fatal natural disaster in the U.S.—make sure your family is protected.

hunting preserve

Start A Hunting Preserve On Your FarmDecember 17, 2015

Use your land as a hunting preserve to track down extra income.

chestnut tree

10 Reasons to Plant a Farm TreeApril 12, 2011

On Arbor Day (or any day), consider the reasons why trees can benefit your farm.

farm pond

Manage Fish-Friendly Farm PondsJune 12, 2010

Get your farm pond fish-ready this summer with these maintenance tips and tasks.

fish kills

Prevent Fish KillsJune 2, 2010

Understanding the natural operation of your farm fish pond can help you keep your fish alive and healthy.

nest box

Building Nest BoxesFebruary 18, 2009

Learn how building nest boxes and installing them on your farm can help manage wildlife that lives and visits there.