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Touchstone algae research project could reduce carbon emissions, make biofuel
American Recovery and Reinvestment Act project seeks new uses for algae.
Climate is likely to be a high priority for Biden administration
Climate, trade and farm labor are all areas where President-elect Joe Biden is likely to take a different approach than President Donald Trump, agriculture and government relations experts said in an Ohio Ag Council meeting Nov. 10.
Rollin’, rollin’, rollin’: When’s the right time to start rollin’ rye cover crop?
One USDA researcher estimates that rolling a field of rye uses 10 times less energy than mowing the cover crop. Rolling is also faster and needs to be done only once a season.
Ohio lawmakers seek a timeline for pooled oil and gas leasing
New law would set a timeline for ODNR to act on granting pooled leases involving state lands.
Carroll County Fair 2010
Check the sale results from the 2010 Carroll County Fair.
Grass-fed beef may have benefits for both consumers and the environment
Pasture walk gives others a chance to learn and gain ideas from other grazing systems.
Hazard A Guess: Week off Sept. 27, 2001
Each week Farm and Dairy challenges readers to identify a small tool or gadget.
Outdoor cats: Truth and consequences
URBANA, Ill. — You’ve probably heard that outdoor cats are bad for the bird population, but is that the whole story, the only argument for keeping your cat indoors? Dr. Kenneth Welle, a veterinarian at the University of Illinois Veterinary Teaching Hospital, recently explained a variety of health impacts – on wildlife as well as
Legislators try to make country-of-origin labeling voluntary
Groups representing produce, cattle, pork and seafood producers support it.
Enjoy cheap gas for now
Although he likes cheap gas like everyone else, Marlin Clark believes it’s a terrible thing because it affects everything else in the global economy.
