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Let’s hear it for the Patz 1000 Alley Scraper 4-H Style Revue
Those folks at Purdue University are sheer genius. No offense to my friends at the fine land grant universities in Ohio and Pennsylvania, but in the world of cost recovery, Purdue just scooped you big time. Purdue University is auctioning the naming rights to several new species discovered by professor John Bickham, who is also
Ohio’s old crop corn stocks are up from last year’s total
REYNOLDSBURG, Ohio — Ohio’s old crop corn stocks in all positions Sept. 1 totaled 75.4 million bushels, 83 percent above the 41.3 million bushels stored one year ago. On-farm stocks, at 27 million bushels, accounted for 36 percent of the total stored and increased 93 percent from the 14 million bushels last year. Off-farm stocks
Meticulous, meticulous, meticulous describes 1/5 scale horse-drawn gear
The concept of horse drawn implements built to scale and fully operational is challenging, yet to see precision built implements by Tom Brunner is amazing.
Ripple effect from ethanol boom is apparent in 10-year baseline outlook
WASHINGTON – High corn prices are expected to bring major shifts in crop production the next two years, bringing an additional 8.
‘Gearing up, throttling down’ saves fuel, keeps input costs lower
The practice uses 15 percent to 25 percent less energy than operating tractors at full power with light operations such as planting, cultivating, spraying, and some light tillage that do not require full power.
Free trade pact with South Korea may be most significant in 10 years
WASHINGTON – The United States has concluded a free-trade agreement with the Republic of Korea, making it the latest such agreement reached under the president’s trade-promotion authority, the Office of the U.
Examine grain handling system now to avoid harvest delays next year
Delays not due to mechanical breakdowns often can be avoided by matching each component in the system to the combine’s capacity.
Earth, sand, fire: 3,000 years of Ohio glass, pottery at Dayton museum
An exhibit in Dayton examines glass and pottery manufacturing and development in Ohio.
American Angus bull sale averages $12,038 per head
Angus bull sale yields strong results.
USDA releases conservation funding
Nearly $1.5 billion is available for conservation programs on working lands this fiscal year.
