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Striving to be ‘faster, higher, stronger’
The thrill of victory transcends the risks those crazy Winter Olympic athletes take. And we love them for it, commentst Editor Susan Crowell.
Wisconsin cow is World Dairy Expo’s supreme champion
MADISON, Wis. — Harvue Roy Frosty, a five-year-old Holstein cow from Rudolph, Wis., was crowned supreme champion of World Dairy Expo 2009. Sired by Roylane Jordan-ET, she was exhibited by Mike and Julie Duckett, Jim and Nancy Junemann and Scott Armbrust. Currently classified EX-95, Frosty was bred by Dave and Debra Hardesty of Berryville, Va.
Spotted lanternfly experts share info that research has uncovered
Penn State Extension educators share the latest information that research has uncovered about the spotted lanternfly’s behavior and environmental impact.
Giving pollinators the right of way
In an effort to combat a steady decrease in pollinator populations, Ohio State University’s Mansfield campus is implementing a Monarch Right of Way, pollinator demonstration plot.
What does CAUV reform mean for me?
Ohio farmers have a lot of questions about when they’ll be receiving property tax relief. Here are some answers to the biggest questions.
Organics and local food reign at OEFFA conference
Organic producers gather to celebrate another year of success and continue education.
Researchers shop for answers about consumer illiteracy
Tests indicate that as many as one in five U.S. adults are, to varying degrees, functionally illiterate and innumerate (unable to do math). Study focuses on how do these adults function as consumers?
Dairy Channel: More ways to mess up your farm
Dianne Shoemaker, northeast Ohio district dairy specialist with OSU Extension, finishes her list of 10 things people do to mess up their farms.
Finding help when the well runs dry
A new program by the National Groundwater Association helps families in need get access to clean water.
40 renewable energy projects in tri-state area get $473,320 in USDA funding
The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced a $464 million investment in renewable energy infrastructure last week. Projects like on-farm solar arrays and other energy efficiency upgrades were funded in Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
