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Power Show Ohio is rolling into Columbus
Power Show Ohio will include the popular kiddie tractor pull on Jan. 30.
Pa. secretaries of agriculture reflect on importance of Pa. Farm Show
HARRISBURG, Pa. — Five former Pennsylvania secretaries of agriculture joined current Secretary, Russell Redding, on stage during the 100th anniversary Pennsylvania Farm Show Jan. 13, sharing thoughts about the Farm Show as well as the importance of the state’s agriculture. Kent Shellhamer, who served from 1977 to 1979; Samuel Hayes, 1997-2003; Dennis Wolff, 2003-2009; and
Ice or heat? What works to ease pain
Whether you’re dealing with a one-time injury or chronic aches and pains, a few simple guidelines will help you know whether it’s best to bag some ice or get the trusty heating pad.
Ask FSA Andy about ARC/PLC decision tools
Beginning Nov. 17, farmers will have the opportunity to come into their local FSA office and declare which program option they want to be in for the life of this new farm bill.
Court: Manure is not a pollutant
Wisconsin court: “Manure in the hands of a dairy farmer is not a ‘waste’ product; it is a natural fertilizer.”
Dairy prices look favorable for 2014, but anything could happen
Dairy prices, while hard to predict, do look favorable for new year.
Soggy grain harvest struggles continue to dominate local markets
With no news comes fickle markets subject to the whims of Chicago traders. Now is the time to forget the highs and remember the crops in eastern Ohio are better than expected, and the prices are still much higher than planned for at planting time.
Tips for managing pregnant sows in group housing
Experts offer eleven tips for managing pregnant sows in group housing.
Would you open your barn doors?
If we don’t tell the public about agriculture, who will? You know who will. So are you ready to start talking yet?
Farmers should check for damaged fields after ice storms
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Farmers should examine winter wheat and forages as the crops emerge from dormancy to determine if they have been damaged from the recent sleet and ice storms, two Purdue Extension specialists say. Forage crops specialist Keith Johnson estimated that one-fifth of the Indiana landscape was covered by the sleet and ice
