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Preserve mandatory country-of-origin labeling
Reader says we need to preserve mandatory country-of-origin labeling.
The COOL facts: American people love it, others don’t
Country of origin labeling, or COOL, for meat, fruit, vegetables and nuts sold in the U.S. has been kicked around by the courts, politicians, international trade panels and special interest farm groups since it became law in 2008.
When choosing seed, match bird food to feeders
The bird-feeding season is upon us, and invariably questions about which foods and feeders are best fill my mailbox. Here’s a pre-emptive effort to answer some of those questions. Basics If you are new to feeding birds or you just want to keep it simple, offer black-oil sunflower seed in a high-quality tube feeder made
F&D chooses winner of weekend getaway sweepstakes
David Bulter of East Liverpool is the winner of a weekend getaway at Das Dutch Village Inn.
Local dairy farmer and processor advocate for dairy on school menus
Pennsylvania dairy farmers Jason Frye and Steve Turner joined American Dairy Association North East for the Pittsburgh School Food Service Summit
Building an industry: Cleveland career school focuses on cannabis education
A quick Google search on cannabis brings up a wide range of results. The Cleveland School of Cannabis was founded to help educate people on the plant.
High school freshman gives fair sale money to friend
Bidding on Savannah Smith’s 256-pound hog started at $13 per pound and the winning bid was $21 per pound.
Grazing school survey respondents tout the benefits of rotational grazing
For many years, OSU Extension has been conducting one- to five-day grazing schools throughout Ohio. In many cases OSU Extension, USDA/NRCS and local SWCD offices cooperate in these programs. Recently, evaluation data was collected from participants who have attended a Pasture for Profit grazing school. We sent a mail survey to participants who had attended
Proposed legislation would put more milk back into schools
U.S. Reps. Joe Courtney, D-Conn., and Glenn ‘GT’ Thompson, R-Pa., have introduced the School Milk Nutrition Act of 2019 to expand milk options for students.
High school students save $144 million on college costs
More than 68,000 high school students in Ohio took college classes, saving more than $144 million on the cost of higher education.
