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Grazing bison is pretty much like other livestock: Gotta pay attention
Intensive grazing management concepts work the same, even if you’re raising buffalo, like the Swope farmily at Heritage Lane Farm.
Farmers should think like CFOs to weather fluctuations in business
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Farmers who want to make money in today’s unpredictable economy would do well to assume a corporate mindset and think like a chief financial officer, a Purdue University agricultural economist says. With many farm businesses now multimillion-dollar operations and the operating risk in agriculture increasing, producers should focus more time on
It’s time to say goodbye and move on
Dianne Shoemaker and I have been sharing this Dairy Channel column since 1997, I think. That’s a total of about 130 Dairy Channel articles for each of us.
PROGRESS: Why all the new produce auctions?
There are now approximately 45 produce auctions sprinkled across the United States. What’s up?
Some advice for having tip-top timber
WINTERSVILLE, Ohio – Deep ruts in the ground, sediment washing into streams, damaged trees and destroyed wildlife habitats.
A roundup of 4-H news for the week of March 8, 2012:
THOMPSON, Ohio — Thompson Ledge Dairymen recently held their first meeting of the year. Members spoke about requirements for 4-H and voted on officers. They are: Adam Lausin, president; Brie Carr, vice president; Brian Depner, secretary; Lucas Kuehn, treasurer; Ben Lausin, health reporter; Matthew Burton, news reporter; Ann Marie and Dominic Richard, safety reporter; and
Polchin family honored at Ashtabula County Dairy Banquet
WILLIAMSFIELD, Ohio — The Polchin family of Cherry Valley, recognized by the Ashtabula County Dairy Service Unit as the Farm Family of the Year, represents both the past and the future of farming in the U.S. John and Ruth Polchin and their son and partner Tony, 44, accepted the Dick Johnson Award plaque at the
A dairyman, remembered
Doug Dye was a glass half full kind of guy. The only thing he loved more than his cows was his family.
Columbiana County Agricultural Hall of Fame to enshrine four
Columbiana County Agricultural Hall of Fame to enshrine four — James C. Baer, G. Walter Boyd, Wilma Lippincott and Arthur Rudebock, during the county fair Aug. 2.
Maston receives 2022 West Virginia Women in Agriculture Award
The West Virginia Department of Agriculture honored Violet Maston, of Jackson County, as a recipient of the 2022 West Virginia Women in Agriculture Award.
