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Deworming young horses: When and what is best?
URBANA, Ill. — The thought of your new foal becoming infected with worms is a bit too much to bear for many horse owners. All it takes is one face-to-face meeting with a squirmy white roundworm, the type of parasite most common in horses under two years of age, and you’ll never again complain about
Searching for hope with grace
I am always on the look-out for new books on Lyme disease. Most are scientifically-based and might offer a glimmer of hope through new treatment options within the medical world.
Herbicide drift causes new problems
Herbicide drift is a growing concern for crop producers, particularly as the EPA eyes a ‘zero tolerance’ drift polilcy.
Arctic blast
Eliza Blue and her family are waiting out another cold snap in South Dakota.
Buying local, pushed in 1924
It’s a shame that far too many years passed in which not enough thought was given to the importance of buying locally.
What can I do about dead grass? Here’s a few options
A patch of dead grass on an otherwise lush lawn can be a frustrating eyesore for homeowners. Whether lawn care is your passion or just something you do to maintain the value of your home, dead grass can be exasperating.
Study on soil compaction goes deeper
COLUMBUS — Farmers know that agricultural equipment can cause compaction in no-till crop fields, but Ohio State University researchers have found that, depending on soil type, compaction can be severe and persist for years. Based on 20 years of compaction studies at various locations in Ohio, just one year of harvest traffic on clay soils
Beef barn is the star of Columbiana County Fair
The new J. Herbert Thompson Beef Complex won rave reviews during last week’s Columbiana County Fair.
Farmers must get out in front
Editor Susan Crowell issues a stern warning to farmers in this week’s commentary: If you farm, you need to pay attention to how you manage your farm to minimize its impact on the environment. Period.
I couldn’t farm without
Farm and Dairy readers tell us what they couldn’t farm without.
