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Eclipse drills new record lateral
Eclipse Resources Corporation set a new lateral length record with its new “super-lateral” well in the eastern Ohio Utica Shale condensate area.
Canada, Europe still biggest buyers of U.S. farm equipment
WASHINGTON — Exports of U.S.-made agricultural equipment increased 16 percent in 2012 compared to the previous year for a total $12.8 billion, with Africa leading the way in growth, according to the Association of Equipment Manufacturers. The association cited U.S. Commerce Dept. data it uses in global markets reports for members. AEM said the 16
Tax credits available for planting trees
Landowners interested in creating a forest on their property may be able to take a direct deduction from their federal taxes this year.
Raw milk tests positive for salmonella
HARRISBURG, Pa., – Consumers who purchased raw milk from Stump Acres Dairy of New Salem, Pa.
Blemished apples have flawed appeal
AMES, Iowa – A research study published in the October 2007 issue of HortScience found that consumers don’t like blemishes – on apples, that is.
A roundup of FFA news for the week of Nov. 10, 2011:
HANOVERTON, Ohio — United FFA’s annual fruit sale will continue through Nov. 21. Ag students will be selling a variety of fruits, apple cider and meats and cheese. Profits from the sale will be used for fixing equipment, students’ fees for conventions, and scholarships. If you are interested in buying, call United Local High School
Apply for National Jersey Youth Scholarships
July 1 is the deadline to apply for scholarships and educational awards administered by the American Jersey Cattle Association in Reynoldsburg, Ohio.
First case of swine flu serves as reminder
Ohio officials have confirmed the first case of swine flu for this year’s county fair season, and advise fairgoers to use good hygiene.
Vernal pools come to life in March
Vernal pools are much more than mud holes in the woods. They are thriving communities of aquatic organisms perfectly adapted to these specialized ephemeral habitats.
Good recordkeeping benefits small farms
Clear, consistent record keeping is much easier and more efficient than rustling through a box of receipts at tax time.
