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Keep your pets safe this winter
Pets need the same amount of care during the winter as people do.
Biotechnologies should benefit poor farmers in poor countries
GUADALAJARA, Mexico — The focus of modern and conventional biotechnologies should be redirected to benefit poor farmers in poor countries and not only rich farmers in rich countries, Food and Agriculture Organization said recently. Tools “Modern and conventional biotechnologies provide potent tools for the agriculture sector, including fisheries and forestry,” said Modibo Traore, Food and
The impacts of climate change on ag industry is focus of panel discussion
LONDON, Ohio — The impacts of cap and trade legislation and climate change on the Ohio agriculture industry will be the focus of an expert panel discussion during Farm Science Review. Panel discussion “Climate Change — Economics and Policy,” will be held Sept. 22 from 10-11 a.m. in the Tobin Building located on Beef Street
Task force tackles the future of ag
YOUNGSVILLE, Pa. — The Future of Ag Task Force met at the
Getting The Picture
Hearing a television in another room leaves a lot to be desired since the sound was meant to accompany a picture in order to get the full effect.
Slow-growing crops vulnerable to slugs
It remains to be seen if the slowly developing crops can outgrow slug feeding this year.
New charges against Buckeye for noxious flies
New contempt of court charged lodged against Buckeye Egg Farm include counts of new fly outbreaks, storm water discharge, and failure to comply with disposal of eggwash requirements.
East Branch Watershed residents joining to discuss water quality
Information gathered from public meetings wil lbe used to help develop a management plan for the watershed.
Methuselah of insect world to emerge in region in May
One of the world’s most mysterious insects is about to invade the skies over Ohio, western Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
Water on the minds of many at shale gas conference in Youngstown
Water was definitely on the minds of many in attendance at the YOUNG 2012 Conference.
