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Undercover film producer one of four charged in Colorado animal abuse case
An undercover animal rights investigator who spent four months producing a video documenting alleged abuse to cattle on a Colorado farm is herself being charged for animal cruelty.
Neither drop camps or guided hunts can promise results
I get an armload of questions about long distance big game hunts, namely hunting trips for elk, antelope and bear. Most questions concern the choice between outfitted and guided hunts. Just a few weeks back, I was part of a four-man group that hunted elk in south western Colorado. We used an outfitter based on
ECO-Farming: It goes back to the root of it all, but could be the future of farming
SALEM, Ohio — The next time planting season rolls around, consider not using any type of tillage on those fields. That’s what a group of experts says could mean the difference between soil quality and soil health in the future. “Soil quality” refers only to individual segments and property of the soil type, while “soil
In Tribute
Memorial Day marks the beginning of our summer season. It was established in 1868 to commemorate the dead from the Civil War.
Is life really survival of the wittiest?
Columnist Judith Sutherland defends her theory of survival of the wittiest, complete with examples of rural orneriness.
Raspberries in short supply this year
A spell of late spring cold temperatures has limited production of red and black raspberries from southern to central Ohio this year.
Penn State: Dairy farmers dependent on milk price supports
New Penn State report analyzes federal milk pricing legislation.
Happy birthday to us… and to you!
n this week’s commentary, Editor Susan Crowell shares why this issue of Farm and Dairy is so special to readers and staff members alike.
Rare supporters: Pa. families saving animals from extinction
Two Washington County, Pa., farmers are doing their part to protect, preserve and promote rare and endangered animals.
Farmers hurt by fuel tab, but it presents renewable fuels opportunity
Nearly half of all existing U.S. ethanol plants are owned by farmers, said Farm Bureau President Bob Stallman.
