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Flooding fallout is anyone’s guess
While Midwestern farmers and the U.S. Department of Agriculture have precise measurements on how much rain fell where in the deluge that socked 2008 planting, it will be months before anyone anywhere will know the final damage to property, production and prices. Early guesses — a few official, many unofficial — however, are floating in.
Silo gas silent, potentially lethal killer
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – Silos, a necessity on many farms, can be dangerous, especially days after filling when deadly gasses are building up inside.
Ten hunting tips for getting that buck
These tips will help hunters get one step closer to filling their deer tags.
Farm safety expert urges precautions to limit skid-steer accidents
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — In response to a tragic, four-state, two-week series of fatal accidents involving agricultural producers and skid-steer loaders, a farm safety expert in Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences is calling for operators to take precautions. The fatalities have occurred since mid-February in New York, Minnesota, Indiana and Wisconsin, according to Dennis
Treat multiflora rose in May and June
If you’re ever going to try and tackle multiflora rose on your farm, do it now.
Ashtabula County Fair 2015
The Ashtabula County Fair junior fair livestock sale was held Aug. 15 and raised $317,454.87 for the county youth.
Hog farm investigated for abuse
SALEM, Ohio – A City of Canton prosecutor is reviewing videotaped animal abuse allegations against a Wayne County hog farmer, but that farmer says the allegations are pure hogwash.
New York organic group to hold hemp and crop update
The meeting will include an update on organic hemp production and presentations on nutrient balancing, crop production and alternative forage production.
Buckeye Egg cited again in new episodes
The State of Ohio has gone to court with another round of contempt charges against Buckeye Egg for discharge violations, and is asking for jail time and penalties.
Living a good life at ‘home’
Writer and journalist Gene Logsdon was the “Contrary Farmer,” an Ohio-based “cottage farmer” with 32 acres of trees, garden, a rotating collection of livestock, a patch of corn, and “about 593,455,780 weeds.”
