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34th butter sculpture unveiled at Pennsylvania Farm Show
Dairy cows step into the spotlight as nature’s superheroes, producing wholesome milk while helping to power Pennsylvania communities with renewable energy.
Another Winland mystery antique tool! Can you identify it?
This seven inch long antique tool submitted by Randy Winland is a mystery to all of us. Hopefully, you can identify it.
Can you tell us how this antique tool was used?
Help us uncover the hidden identity of this week’s mystery antique tool.
Professor, farmer to speak at breakfast
Emily Buck, Ph.D., associate professor, Ohio State University, and third-generation farmer, will talk about what farmers do, and why they do it.
Cooking with quinoa
Quinoa is a versatile seed-like grain that can easily become a part of your diet.
Christmas on the farm (Photos)
Here are some of the web’s best farms showing Christmas cheer.
Multistate aquaculture forum is Jan. 25-26 in W. Va.
MARTINSBURG, W. Va. — For the first time, West Virginia’s annual aquaculture forum will be held jointly with organizations from Pennsylvania at the Martinsburg Holiday Inn. The 2013 Multistate Aquaculture Forum will be held Jan. 25-26 at the Holiday Inn in Martinsburg, W. Va. Producer associations, regulators, and educators are working together on a program
Pacelle: HSUS is willing to find common ground with farmers
Pacelle: The HSUS is willing to sit down and find common ground with agricultural producers to find solutions that are good for farmers, consumers, and animal welfare.
A roundup of 4-H news for the week of Nov. 18, 2010
ST. CLAIRSVILLE, Ohio — The Bits-Bridles 4-H club met at the Belmont County Saddle Club, Nov. 9. Club members held a riding session, and discussed the Christmas parade held Nov. 18. The club also decided to hold a Christmas party Dec. 4. It was also determined Dec. 14 is when the election of officers would
NAP coverage deadline is fast approaching
Hello Again! Just a little reminder since the deadline is almost upon us — if you are interested in purchasing or continuing NAP coverage on your forage for hay and/or pasture for 2011, the last day to apply or send in your fees is Nov. 20. If you have had the coverage previously and are
