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Nature lovers have many book choices
Scott Shalaway ensures readers have time to consider some of this fall’s new nature-themed books before the holidays.
Spring and summer nature reads
Publishers of nature-themed books seem to be in overdrive this spring. Here are some of the best I’ve had a chance to review.
U.S. cattle: Low inventory means producers reap benefits
According to the NASS report, there are 95 million cattle in the United States. That is the lowest number since the report began in the 1970s.
Visiting the truck and tractor museum
Sam Moore recounts a recent visit to the Keystone Truck and Tractor Museum just north of Petersburg, Virginia.
Local dairy farmer and processor advocate for dairy on school menus
Pennsylvania dairy farmers Jason Frye and Steve Turner joined American Dairy Association North East for the Pittsburgh School Food Service Summit
Brown talks farm bill with farm bureau, OEFFA
Ohio Farm Bureau hosted a roundtable discussion about the 2023 Farm Bill with U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown Aug. 29.
USDA says watch for African swine fever
USDA reminds producers and veterinarians to watch for African swine fever — a highly contagious animal disease that affects both domestic and wild pigs.
Multiyear hunting or fishing licenses available in Ohio
Hunters and anglers now have the opportunity to buy multiyear licenses in Ohio. Find out how to get yours and what it costs.
Five agri-stories you should read today (2-26-2014)
Here’s the agri-stories you should read today, February 26, 2014. Today’s stories include more victims of the California drought, initiatives of the USDA to stem childhood obesity, and honeybee losses.
Scientists use CT scanning to study effects of soil compaction
The large, air-filled spaces, or “macropores,” in untilled soil often resemble the branching vessels of the human circulatory system.
