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Neighbors sue Dutch dairy farm in Ohio
Putnam County farm sued but still planning expansion to 2,250 cows.
Missouri pork farms settle violations
Two pork mega-farms agree to spend up to $50 million to clean up their acts and end legal action against them.
Alliance to improve crops for smallholder farmers worldwide
DuPont Pioneer and the International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT) have entered into a Master Alliance Agreement focused on jointly developing improved crops.
The many faces of mulch: How to choose the best for your lawn and garden
When you think of mulch, wood chips are probably the first thing that comes to mind. But mulch is anything that provides cover for your soil.
Farm and Dairy’s week in review: 3/28
The top stories for the week March 22 to March 28, 2015.
Farm and Dairy’s week in review: 1/31
The top stories from the week Jan. 25 to Jan. 31, 2015.
W.Va. poultry farmer v. EPA Court continues Clean Water Act suit
WASHINGTON — The American Farm Bureau Federation says poultry and livestock farmers scored a win April 22 when a federal court rejected efforts by the Environmental Protection Agency to dismiss a case brought by West Virginia poultry farmer Lois Alt. Alt had challenged an EPA order demanding that she obtain a Clean Water Act discharge
Entomologist offers guidance on controlling slugs in no-till fields
WOOSTER, Ohio — Crop growers should take extra precautions to scout their fields this spring for slugs to try to get control of these plant feeders before they attack corn and soybean plants and cause feeding injury, an Ohio State University Extension entomologist said. Ron Hammond, who also has an appointment with the Ohio Agricultural
Ask FSA Andy: Busy time of the year! Sign up now!
Hello Again! Is your corn in the ground? Are you done with beans yet? What? Are you just a bit busy right now? With all this sunshine and the days getting longer, you’re still not done? You know, there’s hay to mow too… Believe me, we understand. Trying to balance the demands of planting, the
U.S. Dept. of Labor considers change to child labor regulations governing farms
Changes would not affect children working on farms owned by their parents.
