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Guest Commentary: History teaches us to value freedom
Commentary from a senior airman in the U.S. Air Force reminds us that the survival of democracy depends on an educated public, especially when it concerns constititional rights.
Pa. animal cruelty case may reach settlement
SALEM, Ohio – After several hours of testimony Aug. 7, attorneys on both sides of an animal cruelty case in southeastern Pennsylvania left the courtroom hoping to reach a settlement.
Cost of summer cookouts reaches record high $71.22
An Independence Day cookout will cost $71.22 for 10 guests this year, based on the 2024 American Farm Bureau Federation annual market basket survey.
How to teach children to use a pocket knife safely
Pocket knives are tools, not toys. Learn more about considerations for teaching pocket knife safety, such as age, choosing a knife and basic safety rules.
Vacation with Us: The Densmores go to Boca Grande Beach
Chuck and Patty Densmore, of Garrettsville, Ohio, spent time in the Florida sunshine in March. The couple spent time on Boca Grande Beach reading Farm and Dairy.
Webinars teach responsible use of antibiotics in farm animals
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Ag industry produces the safest food in the world. However, drug residues in beef are drawing increased scrutiny from the Food and Drug Administration. Webinars American Farmers for the Advancement and Conservation of Technology have scheduled a series of free webinars for producers and veterinarians, designed to provide specific steps to
Free online course teaches Johne’s disease prevention
A new online course will help farmers learn how to prevent Johne’s disease, a slow and progressive bacterial disease of the intestinal tract that affects ruminants.
2016 U.S. ethanol exports reach second-highest level on record
The United States exported more than 1 billion gallons (68,000 barrels per day) of fuel ethanol in 2016, an increase of 26 percent from levels in 2015.
No radiation levels of concern have reached the United States from Japan
No radiation levels of concern have been detected in the U.S. from the nuclear reactor emissions in Japan.
Planning for organic: Ohio State, OEFFA partner to teach beginning growers
WOOSTER, Ohio — Growers who wish to market their crops or produce as “certified organic” must first complete a detailed systems plan, and have it approved by their certifying agency. On Dec. 3, about 50 people from across Ohio and beyond gathered at Ohio State University’s Arden Shisler Center for Organics 201, a workshop introducing
