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Four winners named in Ohio Farm Bureau Federation’s ag video contest
COLUMBUS — Four Ohioans have been named winners of $500 each in the My Ohio Agriculture video contest, sponsored by Ohio Farm Bureau Federation’s Center for Food and Animal Issues.
Ohio sheep producers honor peers and industry supporters at symposium
Karen Locke of Warsaw, Ohio, received the 2014 Charles Boyles Ohio Master Shepherd Award for her contributions to the sheep industry and its organizations in Ohio.
Trading stamps were more than currency for some
Anyone remember Green Stamps? Or Plaid stamps, Top Value stamps, or several other less popular ones? Trade stamps, in various denominations and amounts depending upon the amount of money spent on merchandise, were given to customers by certain merchants. Incentive Although the merchants had to pay the trading company for the stamps, they felt the
Crown vetch OK for most livestock, but can cause problems for horses
By CHRIS PENROSE Contributing Writer Crown vetch, a common perennial legume in the region, has been spreading over the years. It grows well in both low pH and low fertility soils and it is highly responsive to lime, phosphorus and potassium. Related: Horse owners should watch for eastern tent caterpillars It has a white and
Niese Brothers grain farm grows with new tech, good sense
Big-scale farming has family appeal for Ohio family.
Penn State teams excel in food science competitions
Three teams of food science students from Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences came out on top in national product-development competitions and a trivia bowl in June.
Got the rain gauge (and grain market) blues
The rain gauge told the story yesterday. I finally limped out there with my shepherd’s crook leaving holes in the ground. (That’s another story: I am getting old and brittle, and couldn’t find a cane in the house.) I knew it would be bad, since it had been more than a week, but I was
How to improve your woodlands and attract more wildlife
Learn more about management techniques to improve your woods, attract more wildlife and increase the value of the trees on your property.
Read it Again: Week of Feb. 20, 2003
Each week Farm and Dairy takes a look at what was making news in years gone by.
National Park Service produces Marbled Murrelet rap video
The clever video shines a spotlight on the plight of the endangered marbled murrelet, a small seabird related to puffins that lives along the Pacific coast from northern California to Alaska.
