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Ag research foundation hopes to lure private dollars into national pool
Ohio State Professor Emeritus Mo Saif is one of 15 individuals appointed to serve on the board of the newly created Foundation for Food and Agricultural Research.
Learning farm ropes can be shocking
It made me stand up a little taller when my dad said to me one morning in the milking parlor, “I just couldn’t farm without you. You do good work.”
Little things add up to better soybean profits
To remain profitable, growers will have to manage the crop well, limit costs, and market for the top dollar, said Ohio State University agronomist Jim Beuerlein. “For most producers, the easiest and most effective approach is to reduce the cost of production.”
Tomorrow’s dairy industry leaders are looking to develop career paths through Jersey Youth Academy
The Jersey Youth Academy made a stop at Grammer Jersey Farm to learn about the 600 milking cow operation.
Ohioan tests sorghum syrup waters
NUNDA, Ohio — A few years ago, when Crist Nisley was growing more corn than he needed and found the market flooded, he thought of selling the surplus, but then he decided it was time to practice guerilla economics. That is, switch from a commodity in over-supply to one in demand. There wasn’t much out
Ohio cattlemen’s roundup spotlights cows, research, hot topics and hot air
Drought and legislative policy highlight discussions at annual event.
Enjoy fall in Ohio during wild turkey hunting season
The fall wild turkey hunting season in Ohio is open until Nov. 29. Both gobblers and hens are legal game during the fall hunting season.
4-H’er asks communities to help youth preparing projects
A 14-year-old 4-H’er asks communities to help as they begin to prepare and train their projects for the upcoming shows, despite the uncertainty of COVID-19.
The Hunting Film Tours is a standout among wildlife TV
There are way too many poorly-done outdoor shows, mostly 30-minute TV spots filling the popular cable and satellite outdoor channel schedules. By poorly done, I mean amateurish, repetitive, unimaginative, and, well, just poorly done. Someone must have told producers that what makes a hunting show a good flick is a rush to the main event,
Take precautions against Lyme disease
Whether there’s been a spike in ticks this year or not, it’s always a good idea to take precautions to avoid ticks and the diseases they can transmit.
