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Men’s Garden Club of Youngstown offers scholarships
The Men’s Garden Club of Youngstown is offering a scholarship for students interested in horticulture.
Scholarships available for Wayne, Ashland counties
The Wayne-Ashland County Dairy Service Unit is offering scholarships to students pursuing an education in agriculture with interest in the dairy industry.
American Simmental Association announces new DNA program
The American Simmental Association has launched a new research project aimed at collecting female genotypes from whole herds.
Legislation offers tax relief for Pa. farmers
Pennsylvania Farm Bureau supported the passage of House Bills 2370 and 2025 as well as legislative amendments to local income tax rules.
Wait for warmer weather before terminating cover crops
The type of post-emergent herbicides commonly used to terminate cover crops are much more effective when weeds and cover crops are actively growing.
Crop insurance deadline nears for Ohio producers
Current policyholders who wish to make changes to their existing policies also have until the sales closing date to do so.
Find fresh, local produce all season long
HARRISBURG, Pa. — With temperatures slowly increasing, we all start to think about the wonderful fresh produce that comes along with warmer, longer days as more and more people are looking for local sources to purchase the season’s bounty. One of the ever increasingly popular ways to do so is through Community Supported Agriculture or
Applications being taken for deer hunts on two West Va. state parks
Two controlled deer hunts are scheduled in November 2013 at two of West Virginia’s state parks: Blennerhassett Island in Wood County and Stonewall Resort in Lewis County near Weston.
You can’t just uncover the boat and head out onto the lake!
Smart anglers and other boat owners need to spend a Saturday afternoon getting boat, motor, and trailer ready for the first half of the fishing and boating season.
Research looks at fertilizer and tiled fields: Manure doesn’t mean more carbon
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Applying manure to a tiled field doesn’t have a negative effect on nearby water — in terms of carbon — when compared to other fertilizer systems.
