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Soybeans planted May 1 through mid-May resulted in better yield
Soybeans planted too early when soil conditions were not adequate resulted in bean leaf beetle defoliation and frost damage.
Outgoing Farm Bureau president tells farmers to keep sharing
American Farm Bureau president bids farewell, and tells ag to keep telling its story.
US hop crop deemed a better crop than last year
Even with climatic challenges, most hops contracts are expected to be fulfilled by USA growers and merchants.
Plumbing tips for Thanksgiving?
CINCINNATI — These guys give the phrase “Black Friday” a whole new meaning. The day after Thanksgiving is the busiest of the year for Roto-Rooter’s residential plumbers. Big holiday meal preparation and cleanup can lead to a lot of unwanted waste in the kitchen drain and garbage disposal. Also, a house full of holiday guests
Read it Again: Week of May 16, 2002
Each week Farm and Dairy takes a look at what was making news in years gone by.
Let’s Talk Turkey…
Farm and Family Living columnist Laurie Marlatt Steeb writes about the fine art of cooking a turkey in one of those new turkey fryers.
Trips to the farm: Animals pose E. coli threat to child visitors
If you’re hosting schoolchildren to your farm this spring, teach hygiene along with farm life lessons.
Map highlights Ohio’s historic land tracts
A new map describes the historical development of Ohio from pioneer times to the present.
Hay bale fires can cost farmers plenty
COLUMBIA, Mo. – Fires that damage or destroy hay and barns – resulting in building replacement, feed replacement and lost revenues – cost area farmers thousands of dollars each year.
Farm Service Agency assessing damage in wake of hurricane
BUTLER, Pa. – Farm Service Agency personnel are gathering information in anticipation of federal funds becoming available to help clean up the muddy mess left by Hurricane Ivan, said Luke Fritz, executive director the agency for Beaver and Butler counties.
