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In war, the world is different than it used to be
Throughout the history of mankind, stories of war have forever been a part of the landscape. Stories of amazing survival and incredibly staggering deaths in massive numbers, faced with courage, have been woven through the fabric of our history.
Mysterious ailment is killing foals and triggering abortions
As of May 14, 442 aborted equine fetuses and stillborn foals have been submitted to the University of Kentucky Livestock Disease Diagnostic Center since April 28. At least 18 breeds have been affected.
USDA’s rules for tracking cattle could be changing again
USDA’s regulations on interstate livestock disease traceability have been beneficial since going into effect in March 2013. Implementing those regulations, according to some livestock facility managers, has been “a pain in the butt.”
With high prices come temptations
It has been a wonderful year with regards to our mailbox milk prices. I have heard many managers talk about how much easier it has been to cash flow farm expenses this year.
It can’t be that hard to put up your own hay …
(Editor’s note: The following is a “Best Buy of 2006” entry that got out of hand. Let’s just say that this part-time farmer suffered through lots of “worst buys” before making any “best buys”.
Rain makes lower 2024/25 prices
Alan Guebert explains how the weather has impacted both this year and next year’s corn, soybean and wheat crops.
Researchers put soil balancing to test
Researchers from Ohio State University are working with private farmers to test the benefits of soil balancing, and organic farming.
Organic goodness
CADIZ, Ohio – Instead of asking Mick Luber what he grows at Bluebird Farm, it might be easier to ask him what he doesn’t grow.
Clarion River named river of the year
The Clarion River in northwestern Pennsylvania has been voted the state’s 2019 River of the Year.
Cumulative phosphorus load triggers algal bloom
Water quality in the western portion of Lake Erie has been declining for two decades.
