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Changing with the times: Ohio farmer sees benefits of stewardship in 50-year career
Myron Wehr, of New Waterford, Ohio, has been a crop farmer for more than 50 years. Through the years, he has stayed focused on stewardship and adapting to the changing times.
Salem Saxon Scholarship applications available
The Salem Saxon Scholarship applications are available at the guidance offices of Salem High School, West Branch High School and United Local High School.
Learn about homes created by critters
The Friends of Richfield Heritage Preserve Friends are sponsoring a free “RHP Critter Architecture” hike Sept. 10 at Richfield Heritage Preserve.
Roundup of 4-H news for June 2, 2022
The Londonderry Lads and Lassies 4-H Club met May 26 at the Antrim Firehouse.
Shannon Gallagher Wingert wins first National Mrs. United States Agriculture title
Shannon Gallagher Wingert, 28, of Alexandria, Pennsylvania — formerly of Portage County, Ohio — won the first ever National Mrs. United States Agriculture division during the National Miss United States Agriculture pageant June 24, in Birmingham, Alabama.
Ohio lawmakers, farmers call for ‘sound science’ in water quality rules
The Ohio House ag committee held its first hearing of the year, and water quality was at the forefront.
Dodder rears its ugly head in Ohio
By JOY AUFDERHAAR and ROGER BENDER (Editor’s note: The following is reprinted from the OSU Sheep Team Newsletter Oct.-Dec. 2009.) COLUMBUS — As you looked across your pasture and hay fields this past September you may have noticed not only were the surrounding trees turning fall colors but your red clover and alfalfa were also
Student Leader Scholarship applications are due May 1
Online applications for this year’s Student Leader Scholarships are due by May 1, 2022.
Engineers make wearable sensors for plants
Find out more about the new, low-cost, easily produced, graphene-based, sensors-on-tape that can be attached to plants to provide data to farmers.
State-sponsored shows now in line with federal traceability standards
Cattle or swine at this year’s three state-sponsored livestock shows must be identified with radio frequency or electronic identification (RFID) tags that meet recently-tightened federal traceability standards.
