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Culver’s will award $15,000 to FFA chapters
Culver’s restaurant launched the fourth annual FFA Essay Contest Feb. 19, through its Thank You Farmers project.
Drought and freak storms can cause erosion damage
We need to assess how these strong Mother Nature events such as drought and rain impact our pastures and forage production.
5 tips from college admissions
Research colleges carefully, look into the programs that are offered, the size of the campus, and anything else that might interest you.
How to prevent and thaw frozen pipes
If preventative steps aren’t taken, frozen pipes can still be thawed even when the thermometer only reaches to the single digits.
Cold spring is slowing early field work
National Weather Service says 10-15 degrees below normal this week.
Farmers express discontent with transportation system in Pennsylvania
HARRISBURG, Pa. — Travel across Pennsylvania roadways and you will see a wave of trucks carrying grain, livestock, produce and other agricultural products.But for those driving the trucks, the drive is harder than it looks as bridges close without notice, permit restrictions apply and the laws for the drivers cause havoc. A transportation and agriculture
Kent State adds Ohio’s first associate degrees in wine industry
Kent State University at Ashtabula has been approved by the Ohio Board of Regents to offer two new associate degree programs in the wine and grape industry. Each degree program is the first of its kind in Ohio.
Columbus electric company issuing refunds to some customers
COLUMBUS — The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio recently determined that AEP-Ohio operating company Columbus Southern Power generated $42.6 million in significantly excessive earnings in 2009, which will be refunded to customers through bill credits and the elimination of deferrals. “The decision in this case of first impression has reasonably balanced the complex economic and
NASA engineer credits his Pa. farm roots
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – When the space shuttle Discovery launched Dec. 9 for a scheduled mission to the International Space Station, a western Pennsylvania “farm boy” had a ringside seat.
Greatest potential of precision farming remains in its promise
The greatest potential of precision farming is probably still in the future, when the technology has developed even more than it has today.
