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Farmers’ voice: Advocating the future of agriculture
Farmers can give lawmakers keen insights to improve farm economic conditions, strengthen markets and create opportunities in rural America.
So, exactly what is conservation?
So, I get this e-mail from Tracy Haney, Tuscarawas SWCD, that says would you mind writing me an article for the Farm and Dairy (it can be anything on conservation). My first reaction is that’s a pretty big, open-ended subject, and where should I begin. This shouldn’t be a problem, as I spent my career
Student efforts net more than $5200 for dairy farmers in New England
BURLINGTON, Vt. — UVM students contributed $5,219.30 to Vermont and New England dairy farmers at a ceremony Oct. 2. The University of Vermont‘s student-led Keep Local Farms program, a new initiative that enables consumers to contribute money directly to dairy farmers to help them receive a sustainable price for their milk, netted more than $4,700
New biopesticide for organic food boom
PHILADELPHIA — With the boom in consumption of organic foods creating a pressing need for natural insecticides and herbicides that can be used on crops certified as “organic,” biopesticide pioneer Pam Marrone, is reporting development of a new “green” pesticide obtained from an extract of the giant knotweed. That 12-foot-high Goliath, named for the jointed
Angus bull is top gainer in Pa. test
ThePennsylvania Department of Agriculture just announced the 56-day weight results for Pennsylvania’s Bull Testing Program being held at the Livestock Evaluation Center in Pennsylvania Furnace, Centre County.
Another ALS-resistant weed identified
Ohio State University Extension weed scientists have identified another ALS-resistant weed: common lambsquarters.
Utica and Marcellus shale: Fewer well permits in April; reflects economy
This April, the ODNR issued 19 permits.
Flamingos flown north for the winter
Kymberly Foster Seabolt shares her amusement over the arrival of flamingos in the Cincinnati area after Hurricane Idalia.
Ohio set to host national Red Devon cattle meeting
Devon cattle are making a comeback, after being the first cattle breed to set foot on North American soil nearly 400 years ago.
Making the most of the weather at Mohican
Julie Geiss’ family made their first camping trip of the season to Mohican State Park, exploring 1,100 acres of trees, trails and natural treasures.
