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Ag marketing conference: Stay at the top while improving the bottom line
COLUMBUS – Ohio ranks in the top five nationally for direct farm sales, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and a direct marketing conference in January is designed to keep Ohio farmers at the top when it comes to exploring trend opportunities, reaching new markets, and improving their bottom line.
Appeals court sides with Chesapeake and Statoil in lease renewal dispute
Columbiana County, Ohio, landowners lost their appeal case against Chesapeake Appalachia and Statoil over ambiguity of extension language in their oil and gas leases.
Cattle producers looking to switch to organic should look at the bottom line
MANHATTAN, Kan. — When Kansas State University graduate student Ben Wileman was a practicing veterinarian in Belle Fourche, S.D., natural and organic labels were a big focus for the beef producers he saw. “They tended to be terms that were thrown around a lot, but few people really seemed to know what they truly meant,”
New England Cottontail: Ernst Seeds may hold the key to save endangered species
MEADVILLE, Pa. — The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) recently purchased live plant materials from Ernst Conservation Seeds of Meadville, Pa., as part of a comprehensive, multi-agency effort to restore habitat and save the New England cottontail — a lesser-known species similar in appearance to the more common eastern cottontail. Planting began in March
How to test your soil health with a pair of cotton underwear
A group of Pennsylvania ag and environmental groups and an underwear company want you to test your soil health this June by soiling your undies.
Ripple effect: Ethanol plants may cause traffic tie-ups, potholes, repairs
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – On the road to making the United States energy independent, people are likely to find potholes, highway congestion and construction zones, said Frank Dooley, a Purdue University agricultural economist who specializes in transportation.
Economists advise grain producers to watch the bottom line as prices dive
Grain producers should consider cutting costs to prepare for what could be several years of lower crop prices, say Purdue University agricultural economists.
U.S. EPA report shows concern over fire at Statoil Utica shale well
OEPA report claims fracking company delayed providing information after well fire. Halliburton’s response: ‘If they had asked earlier, we would have provided the information,’
Potomac State College of West Virginia University
Potomac State College of West Virginia University has been helping agriculture and forestry students turn their dreams into careers for more than a hundred years.
