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More opportunities than ever to hunt deer in Ohio
Deer hunting in Ohio draws the most interest from hunters, far exceeding any other hunting activity. While serious deer hunters have been thinking about their favorite pasttime for months, the real thing starts this weekend with the opening of archery season. That means dreams, scouting, shooting practice, gear prep, shopping, and talking about it ends
Pennsylvania allocates $48.6M for agriculture in state budget
The Pennsylvania state budget calls for $46.9 billion in spending, with $48.6 million going to the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture.
Marcellus shale: Chesapeake comes under fire for extra post-production costs
Chesapeake Energy is under scrutiny by top Pennsylvania officials, after Pa. Gov. Tom Corbett sent a letter to Chesapeake about its business practices involving royalties.
Efforts to save dairy compacts persevere
The Northeast Interstate Dairy Compact expired Sept. 30, and the U.S. House passed the new Farm Security Act Oct. 5 without dairy compacts, but compact supporters have not given up.
Farm rescue training can save lives
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Forty-four people in Pennsylvania were killed in farm and agricultural-related accidents in 2008 — a sharp increase from previous years. Such statistics illustrate the need for farm-safety and farm-rescue training for emergency responders, according to an expert in Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences. Since early 2001, Davis Hill, director of
Welcome to Coolspring, Pennsylvania!
Paul Harvey shares the history and the events that led to the establishment of Coolspring, Pennsylvania — his home and home to Coolspring Power Museum.
Bush’s plate may be too full for ag issues
President Bush has so many competing priorities he’s unlikely to advocate major changes in ag policy.
Schrader Auction Co. sells farm equipment, land
WASHINGTON COURTHOUSE, Ohio — Auctioneer Nick Cummings, of Schrader Real Estate and Auction Co., held a farm equipment auction Dec. 2 in New Holland, Ohio, and a land auction Dec. 3 in Archbold, Ohio.
Northwest Pa.’s Pioneer show always a good one
By TOM DOWNING Farm and Dairy columnist Attending steam shows involves some nostalgia if we have been there before, and the Pioneer Steam and Gas Engine Society of Northwestern Pennsylvania certainly is one of those for me. I believe this was their 47th year and I know I have missed a few, but not too
Wet spring delays planting, cover crop termination
Early May rain showers delayed planting season for much of the Midwest, but how has it affected cover crop growth? Many specialist say “it’s all still very manageable.”
