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3 ways to reduce cancer risks
The American Cancer Society notes that people can avoid some potential cancer contributors by making healthy choices.
Ask FSA Andy about USDA program extensions
Get all the information on the latest USDA program extensions.
Deck the halls: Christmas tree buying guide
Whether you visit a tree farm or a local lot to purchase your Christmas tree this year, these tips and tricks will help you select the best Christmas tree for your space.
State-sponsored shows now in line with federal traceability standards
Cattle or swine at this year’s three state-sponsored livestock shows must be identified with radio frequency or electronic identification (RFID) tags that meet recently-tightened federal traceability standards.
Ask FSA Andy about FSA loan funds
The Farm Service Agency continues to have loan funds available in all categories of the loan programs.
Farm bill 2014: National Milk says Dairy Security Act dead, looking at other options
The National Milk Producers Federation had worked on the DSA for four years, but now says the full House will not consider the act.
Show business gets in your blood
In the musical Annie Get Your Gun, the lead character belts out the lyrics to There’s No Business Like Show Business. The key message is that folks in show biz stick together.
Strawberry viruses found in Kentucky crop; Ohio crop looks good
Experts say the virus has been found in Kentucky, but believe Ohio’s crop is still doing well.
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
Ohio farmers: Check your wheat for stripe rust
It’s not as common in Ohio, but stripe rust could be a problem in some wheat fields this year, and some growers are already seeing signs.
