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Rumors of greatness, but markets still so-so
Much has been promised amid this ongoing trade war, but we still don’t have the results we’re expecting.
The big day is finally here (get your USDA report game face on!)
Today is the day of the landmark USDA Planting Intentions Report. Everyone’s waiting for the noon hour release!
Warming climate could cause reduction in U.S. crops
WASHINGTON — The current global trend of rising average temperatures could bring worrisome reductions in crop yields within a decade. Computer models According to Michael J. Roberts, assistant professor of agricultural and resource economics at North Carolina State University, computer models suggest that average global temperatures will rise enough to cause severe weather extremes that
Don’t feed deer this winter, doing so causes harm
Back in February, as a brutal winter unfolded, I explained that feeding deer in winter is a bad idea. I quoted experts from the Pennsylvania Game Commission, the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources, and a veterinarian from the National Wildlife Health Center in Wisconsin. All agreed that supplemental feeding is bad deer management. That
Veterans’ courage continues to inspire
Columnist Judith Sutherland shares why she thinks Veteran’s Day should be observed more than just once a year.
Agriculture census data available
WASHINGTON — Information from the 2007 Census of Agriculture is available at the congressional district level in online profiles published by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Agricultural Statistics Service. Provides snapshot “The new congressional district profiles provide a snapshot of agriculture at a local level,” said NASS Deputy Administrator Carol House. “This information will
Ohio State ag Alumni Award winners named
COLUMBUS — The CFAES Alumni Society recently held its annual Alumni Awards Luncheon in Columbus. The CFAES Alumni Society announced the selection of 12 recipients for recognition at the luncheon, which was held March 2 at Ohio State’s Fawcett Center in Columbus. Honorees were recognized in the meritorious, distinguished, international and young professional categories during
ODOT uses salt brine when the sun is shining to deice
NEW PHILADELPHIA, Ohio — The sun is shining, and there’s no snow in the forecast. What is ODOT putting on the roads, and why? The answer – salt brine. Brine is simply salt and water mixed together and using it prevents icing on bridges. Bridges ice before roadways due to the lack of insulation underneath
Letter writer misrepresented landowners
This letter is in response to the letter by Steven J. Beck in the March 22 issue of Farm and Dairy. The tone of the letter is to create class warfare by demonizing rich landowners who inherited or invested in land and are now selling their mineral rights. They now don’t live on their land
ODNR accepting enrollment applications for Forest Legacy Program
Program pays landowners who seek to protect their woodlands
