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Producers worry about effects of budget cuts on N.Y. ag programs
N.Y. farmers are growing concerned about the potential loss of a number of agriculture support programs in this year’s state budget. Gov. Andrew Cuomo has proposed a $162.6 million budget for the state’s agriculture department and calls for cuts to various programs funded by the state.
Crop returns growing as production costs rise, specialists say
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Farmers will spend more to produce their 2011 crops but they’re likely to make that up — and then some — from higher grain prices, say two Purdue University Extension specialists. Crop decisions Which crops farmers choose to plant this season also will play a factor in the returns they’ll earn,
Parenting? We’re just having a ball
I am probably the only parent in history who has requested a parent/teacher conference with the playground monitor. Rules Generally, I teach my children that their teachers make The Rules and that, just as in all walks of life, we don’t necessarily have to agree with them to abide by them. I call this the
A weekly roundup of 4-H news for the week of May 8, 2008
CARROLLTON, Ohio — The Yonge Hearts and Stars met April 2 at St. Mary’s Church Hall with 12 members attending. Discussion focused around T-shirts: lettering, color and cost of $7.50 each. The next meeting is at 7 p.m. May 7 at St. Mary’s Church Hall. * * * CARROLLTON, Ohio — The All American Kids
Watch that farmland: Leases ‘court’ trouble if done wrong
Farm landlords and their tenants can find themselves at each other’s throats – or even in court – over farmland leases.
Don’t flunk food safety this school year
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has tips for parents and caregivers to get an easy A in food safety this school year.
Just how poisonous is pokeweed?
Pokeweed can be found in the eastern half of the United States, invading reduced-tillage fields. It’s poisonous to humans, livestock and pets.
Plenty of options for grazing systems
The grazing management system on your farm should focus on both the animals and the plants.
Sold on it: Baer family’s fourth generation to continue auctioneering legacy
Michael Baer, 18, has been on both sides of auctions. Now, he is set to be the fourth generation of auctioneers in the Baer family, which owns Rogers Community Auction in Rogers, Ohio.
Mud management will be key again in 2019
From creating ruts in pasture and crop fields to problems with livestock, mud can have a severally negative impact on your farming operations.
