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Now is a good time to finish paperwork
Hello again: If you are awaiting my deer hunting story, I will not deprive you. I was on my very first deer hunting expedition on opening day of gun season. Now if you wonder how a 50-year-old woman gets roped into this, I will share. My husband got drafted into working Monday, so my 10-year-old
Don’t risk prussic acid poisoning
COLUMBUS — Fall frost can raise the potential for prussic acid poisoning in livestock. In addition to taking measures to prevent livestock toxicity, producers can also consider testing forage for prussic acid content, according to an Ohio State University Extension specialist. Drought impact Prussic acid poisoning in livestock is potentially of broader concern this year
Stark County: Landowner files shale lawsuit to challenge Chesapeake Exploration
CANTON, Ohio — William and Joyce Green, Sandy Township in Stark County has filed a lawsuit April 18 against Chesapeake Exploration. Lawsuit filed The Greens are suing to receive fair value for the use of their land, to cancel the lease that Anschutz obtained without full disclosure of the drilling process, and to remove the
West Virginia schools, FFA programs riding tide of local food interest
In-school meat processing labs opening across West Virginia.
A roundup of 4-H news for the week of Jan. 26, 2012:
WINONA, Ohio — The 4-H Lone Rangers met Jan. 8 at the Winona Friends Church. Adviser Connie Heffinger reminded members with livestock projects that a quality assurance clinic is Jan. 19 at United Local High School, and that 4-H Day Camp is going to be June 10-12. Ryan and Justin Keir gave a demonstration on
Farm program deadlines fast approaching!
Hello Again! Last minute news! The deadline for accepting applications for the Grassland Reserve Program is quickly approaching. And that’s putting it lightly. Grassland Reserve Program The deadline for submitting Grassland Reserve Program applications is Jan. 29 for applicants to submit offers for Grassland Reserve Program easement funding in 2010 and Feb. 12 for Grassland
Animal agriculture education is the real issue
Editor: There is no guaranteed seat for a production livestock producer. The board consists of 13 members: three family farmers, two veterinarians, one food safety expert, one representative of a local humane society, two members from statewide farm organizations, the dean of an Ohio agriculture college and two members representing Ohio consumers. It does not
For tree farms, research shows less is more when it comes to pesticides
ELIZABETHTOWN, Ky. — Some commercial tree farm managers who are used to applying large volumes of pesticides to control insects and diseases on their operations are trying a new management system using half the amount. Education Horticulturists with the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture are part of an effort led by The Ohio State
Online booklet helps eliminate bad apples when preserving
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Pennsylvania is the fourth-largest producer of apples in the U.S., and since many Pennsylvanians will be taking advantage of this fact this fall, Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences offers helpful apple preservation and cooking tips through its online booklet, Let’s Preserve: Apples. Booklet Produced by the Department of Food Science,
A roundup of 4-H news for August 14, 2008
4-H news from club members for the week of Aug. 14, 2008
