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Ohio cattlemen salute their own
COLUMBUS – Friends and members of the Ohio Cattlemen’s Association rarely see Fayette County cattleman Bill Sexten at a loss for words, but Sexten was dumbfounded during the association’s annual meeting Jan.
Biofilters cut livestock odor dramatically
URBANA, Ill. – Biofilters can dramatically reduce odors coming from livestock operations, clearing the air between farmers and their urban neighbors.
Exploring the past and present in Athens Co.
Julie Geiss and her daughter hike Radar Hill near the Ridges on the campus of Ohio University in Athens County, Ohio, and take in all of the area’s history.
Genetic mutation a dangerous distinction for deer
Over the years, there have been several white deer in Mill Creek MetroParks in Boardman, Ohio. Learn more about the condition causing their unique coloring.
Raise good sports for a better society
Kym Seabolt reminds the too-intense sports parents: “We are, God willing, raising future adults. It is up to us as a society to model civilized behavior.”
Herbicide rotation key in the war against weeds
Palmer amaranth and waterhemp, have become more widespread and they’ve adapted to fend off a few different herbicides that have been used to kill them.
New Ohio agritourism law provides clarity, protection for operators
On May 17, Gov. John Kasich signed Senate Bill 75, which defines agritourism, offers protections for agritourism operators, and addresses other issues.
Field Notes: planting progress, CAUV stalls
This week’s biggest stories center around planting progress during wet spring weather as well as two CAUV bills on hold in Ohio’s state legislature.
Record books show Ohio’s hunting history
Happy New Year, the day when most Ohio deer hunters resolve to kill a giant, a whitetail buck that merits a spot in the Ohio record book.
Fossil of new ‘big cat’ species discovered
The oldest big cat fossil ever found — which fills in a significant gap in the fossil record — was discovered on a paleontological dig in Tibet, scientists recently announced.
