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A roundup of FFA news for the week of Jan. 10, 2013:
ANDOVER, Pa. — Pymatuning Valley FFA members sang Christmas carols at the Andover Apartment Complex Dec. 19. Members passed out apples and oranges to residents. The chapter members had hot chocolate and chocolate chip cookies after. * * * WEST SALEM, Ohio — Northwestern’s FFA chapter volunteered to ring bells for the Salvation Army Dec.
In weed control versus planting, experts choose weed control
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Weed specialists at Purdue University and Ohio State University are worried farmers will put weed control on the back burner in order to get their crops planted, and it could come back to bite them later in the growing season. If producers don’t control giant ragweed, a very competitive weed, it
Vanilla: Sweet milk with less sugar
Adding vanilla to sweetened milk makes consumers think the beverage is sweeter, allowing the amount of added sugar to be reduced.
Plans set for Northeast Ohio Winter Grape School set for March 17
OSU Extension, KSU Vesta Program, and the Ashtabula Research Station for the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center are co-sponsoring the Northeast Ohio Winter Grape School from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. March 17 at the Geneva Lodge and Conference Center in Geneva-on-the-Lake.
Just getting through: Gross-outs and revelations from an artificial insemination school
DAMASCUS, Ohio – It’s below 40 degrees in here, cold enough to see your breath and lose track of your fingertips.
Food fads and wrong advice
Some of our beliefs about food and fat may need to be reconsidered.
You are what you eat
Seabolt says she is not a picky eater but has become more food conscious over the years.
It’s not hoarding if your stuff is cool
Kymberly Foster Seabolt’s style is definitely not minimalism. It is more “intentionalism.” After all, it’s not hoarding if your stuff is cool.
As weather cools, care for winged friends
Barb Mudrak shares some tips for feeding birds in the fall from Adam Zorn, the University of Mount Union’s Huston-Brumbaugh Nature Center’s program manager.
Tips for keeping cows cool in summer
As summer temperatures climb, cow comfort is paramount to production.
