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Drillers give updates on where they and their plans stand
Consol Energy Consol Energy will begin drilling its 9,000-acre leasehold around the Pittsburgh airport in August. The company plans to drill 8,000 feet laterals on the wells and expects production to start flowing from the airport acreage in early 2015. It has also developed a partnership in the Marcellus shale with Noble Energy. The company
Number of Utica shale well permits continues nosedive
Monroe County led Ohio for the highest number of permits issued, at six permits.
Sandi Brock, of ‘Sheepishly Me,’ talks sheep, social media
Sandi Brock, of “Sheepishly Me,” shares about her housed, accelerated flock in Ontario, Canada, to a growing social media audience. “You gotta be honest. We’ve all had the train wrecks, and I don’t think enough of us talk about it. I love talking about the train wrecks.”
Utilizing cover crops in our fields
Cover crops have been around for many years in some areas; however it is rather new to others.
Dairy Excel: What if Johnny wants to milk cows?
Jim Skeeles explains the complexity and anxiety of passing the family farm.
Rodale Institute helps Pa. farmers go organic
More than 50 Pennsylvania farmers have committed 4,000 acres to become organic through Rodale Institutes farm consulting program.
Turner Shorthorns relies on conservation to farm over former silica mine
Recently, the Ohio Cattlemen’s Association recognized the Turners for their commitment to improving the farm with its Environmental Stewardship Award.
“I think if you’re in agriculture, conservation is what you do,” Tom Turner said.
Show ring showdown: Ohio gets tough with no-tolerance udder tampering policy
To educate exhibitors and judges to recognize signs of udder tampering, the Ohio Purebred Dairy Cattle Association will host an udder tampering detection seminar July 13.
Jefferson Co. takes the lead in April Utica shale permit numbers
Carroll County, which continues to lead the state with the largest number of permits issued in the Utica shale, received two more in April.
Politics stall ag issues
Agriculture leaders made their opinions known, but congressmen agreed not much legislation will be passed this election year.
