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Producers can now sign up for Farmable Wetlands Program
WASHINGTON — Sign-ups are open for producers to sign up for the Farmable Wetlands Program in the local Farm Service Agency county office. Authorized incentives include a payment of $100 per acre, an incentive payment of 40 percent of the cost to establish the practice and a 120 percent rental rate. Farmland Wetlands Program is
Pigeons point to Ponzi scheme
SALEM, Ohio — The Iowa Attorney General‘s office has wrapped up its most recent investigation of Pigeon King International, the Canadian-based pigeon breeding company, and warns potential breeders to look twice before signing with the company. Demands Late last year, Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller demanded PKI owner Arlan Galbraith provide various details about his
Read it Again: Week of Jan. 17, 2002.
Each week “Farm and Dairy” takes a look at what was making news in years gone by.
Don’t hurry to sign up for new farm program
Waiting for the USDA to shake out the details in the new farm program could be wise strategy.
Boy Scouts lend a hand to maintain historic one-room schoolhouse
SULLIVAN, Ohio – Boy Scouts turned painters? That’s what happened recently to the scouts from Wellington Troop No.
Limping through a lambing and out of 2021
Farming is often like dancing on the edge of a knife, and Rebecca Miller’s winter lambing on the farm put that on full display.
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.
Redheaded goats find favor in Ohio
Boer goats are meat goats native to South Africa, but they are also one of the hottest new farm animals in Ohio.
Meat goats are farm’s secret ingredient
An Ohio goat herder has turned a farmstead’s need into a money-making venture.
A barn cat with stand-out status
Barn cat Betty White is pretty sure Judith Sutherland couldn’t run the farm without her.
