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Family offers reward in case of horse found dead
A Portage County family hopes offering a reward of more than $6,000 will help uncover information regarding the death of their miniature horse in early November.
Agritourism takes a hit, looks for ways to keep going amid pandemic
Right now, with the stay-at-home orders and COVID-19 pandemic, agritourism businesses aren’t able to offer the on-site experience that they normally try to give customers. Instead, it’s carry-out, delivery and retail, while states remain shut down. Events, like live music and wine tastings, have been canceled or postponed.
Mark your calendars for the 2023 Ohio Beef Expo, a 35-year tradition
Ohio’s premier beef industry event, the Ohio Beef Expo, will celebrate 35 years for the 2023 event March 16-19 at the Ohio Expo Center in Columbus.
Geauga SWCD hands out awards at annual dinner and election
The Geauga SWCD recently held its annual dinner and election where members announced the 2024 Poster Contest winners and conservation awardees.
Get ready for Ohio forage and grasslands conference
Conference to feature key topics on forages and grasslands.
NAP coverage deadline is fast approaching
Hello Again! Just a little reminder since the deadline is almost upon us — if you are interested in purchasing or continuing NAP coverage on your forage for hay and/or pasture for 2011, the last day to apply or send in your fees is Nov. 20. If you have had the coverage previously and are
Reeves clothing displayed at Dover Victorian mansion
In celebration of the centennial of the house, a special display of Reeves clothing will be featured this summer in the third-floor ballroom.
Ongoing beef dispute: Judge dismisses checkoff challenge
CENTENNIAL, Colo. – A suit brought by Steve and Jeanne Charter challenging the constitutionality of the beef checkoff program was dismissed Oct.
Hot real estate market does not apply to USDA meat plants
For all the talk about the lack of processing capacity for small farms, one would think that a turnkey USDA plant would be an easy sell. The fact that it’s still sitting on the market is a sign of the industry’s broader issues: the labyrinth of confusing federal regulations, the difficulty in running a customer-facing business and the struggle to keep skilled workers.
Hay barn fires are a real hazard
Hay fires are caused when bacteria in wet hay create so much heat that the hay spontaneously combusts. Learn how to monitor your haystack.
