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Could your barbecue sauce be a hit with others? Food contest will take winner to market
The Center for Innovative Food Technology is sponsoring a contest to showcase Ohio food products ready for actual product development.
FSA Andy: Farm Service Agency
Hello friends, It’s an important time of year for the Farm Service Agency. Ballots for this year’s county committee election were mailed to eligible voters Nov. 5. Voters must complete their ballots and return them to the Farm Service Agency county office by the close of business on Dec. 6. If mailed, ballots must be
A roundup of 4-H news for the week of Nov. 18, 2010
ST. CLAIRSVILLE, Ohio — The Bits-Bridles 4-H club met at the Belmont County Saddle Club, Nov. 9. Club members held a riding session, and discussed the Christmas parade held Nov. 18. The club also decided to hold a Christmas party Dec. 4. It was also determined Dec. 14 is when the election of officers would
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
Vinegar proves to be potent weedkiller
USDA scientists have offered the first scientific evidence that vinegar may be a potent weedkiller.
Law limits equine operations’ liability
CAMP HILL, Pa. – Horse farms and other equine operations will have more opportunities to prosper now that Gov.
Funding will help improve wild turkey habitat in Ohio
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Natural Resources Conservation Service announced a statewide effort to create and improve wild turkey habitat in Ohio.
Belmont County farm receives bicentennial honor
Neal and Barbara Caldwell received their bicentennial farm certification, honoring over 200 years their family has been part of Ohio’s farming community.
EPA rule exempts farms from emissions reporting
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency may exempt livestock farmers from reporting the routine emissions from their farms to state and local authorities.
De-icing salts can damage trees, shrubs
The Tree Care Industry Association offers tips to de-icing your sidewalks without causing damage to trees, shrubs and other landscape plants.
