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Farm and Dairy’s week in review: 5/30
This week’s top stories include guidelines for displaying the American flag, an update on the bird flu epidemic, a story of seven brothers who served during World War II, tips for watering your garden and a story about how an Ohio timber framer is restoring a western Pennsylvania barn built in the 1840s.
Ask FSA Andy about farm storage and facility loans
The Farm Storage Facility Loan (FSFL) program allows producers of eligible commodities to obtain low-interest financing to build or upgrade farm storage and handling facilities.
Looking forward to hunting season
Hunting season was a special time of year.
In cold weather, use space heaters cautiously
Space heaters can help, but use them wisely.
Live in harmony
“Abraham said unto Lot: Let there be no strife, I pray thee, between me and thee, for we be brethren” Genesis 13:8.” Just think how different life would be if we the people of this earth would live in harmony one with another. Abraham said to Lot “Let there be no strife between us” Genesis
Potato, tomato growers affected by late blight should remain vigilant
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Late blight, the same disease that caused Ireland’s potato famine in the 19th century, was confirmed in three Pennsylvania counties recently. Potatoes and tomatoes in commercial production fields in Blair, Franklin and Mifflin counties have been hit, according to Beth Gugino, assistant professor of plant pathology in Penn State’s College of
How will winter storms affect cattle markets?
STILLWATER, Okla. — Virtually all sectors of cattle and beef markets have been affected by two major winter storms that hit a week apart in February, leading producers to scramble to care for animals and maintain production. “Significant snowfall and record low temperatures, especially with the wind chills, have disrupted markets and pushed both cattle
Best advice for 4-H’ers: ‘Shows are won at home’
Oklahoma cattleman Kirk Stierwalt shares talents with Ohio exhibitors.
Newest apples for N.Y. growers only
ITHACA, N.Y. — Apple varieties developed by Cornell are grown around the world, but the newest releases will be New York state exclusives. Cornell has forged a licensing agreement with a new apple industry group — the New York State Apple Growers LLC — to grow and market two new, patented premium apple varieties developed
Grass-fed beef production can be daunting for many beef producers
MOUNT GILEAD, Ohio — Ohio livestock producers are exploring grass-fed beef production to meet market demands for what many consider to be a healthful and ecologically sustainable product. Production However, the production side of the system can be daunting. “Finishing animals on grass is the hardest grazing management system to accomplish,” said Jeff McCutcheon, an
