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Roundup of FFA news for June 27, 2019
FFA chapters have received grants designed to help their local communities via The Ohio FFA Foundation’s Agricultural & Rural Community Outreach Program.
EPA appeals W.Va. farm lawsuit
WASHINGTON — In December, the Environmental Protection Agency and the environmental intervenors filed an appeal of Lois Alt’s win against EPA. The issue of Clean Water Act regulation of farmyard rainwater will now go to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the fourth circuit. Background The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of West
Penn State Extension offers home-study courses on livestock production
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Beef, sheep, meat goat and swine producers looking for information on how to make their livestock enterprises more profitable can take advantage of four home-study courses offered by Penn State Extension this winter. The courses, all of which begin Feb. 5, will cover profit-enhancing production principles for raising beef, sheep, meat
Ohio State Fair makes changes to beef show
Bill Tom, of Spring Valley, Ohio, has been named director for the Ohio State Fair beef department.
Heartland Corridor opens line between Columbus and Cincinnati
NORFOLK, Va. — Norfolk Southern has cleared the way for more double-stack intermodal trains to use its Heartland Corridor with the opening recently of a newly improved double-stack rail line between Columbus and Cincinnati.
Grazing school survey respondents tout the benefits of rotational grazing
For many years, OSU Extension has been conducting one- to five-day grazing schools throughout Ohio. In many cases OSU Extension, USDA/NRCS and local SWCD offices cooperate in these programs. Recently, evaluation data was collected from participants who have attended a Pasture for Profit grazing school. We sent a mail survey to participants who had attended
Lighter-Than-Air Society to host banquet, silent-auction fundraiser
AKRON — The 59th annual Lighter-Than-Air-Society banquet and fundraising silent auction will take place Oct. 22 at 5 p.m. at the Martin Center, 105 Fir Hill on The University of Akron campus.
I am voting no on Issue Two
Editor: Issue Two is the attempt by the Ohio Farm Bureau to negate the efforts of HSUS on behalf of the animals being raised on the industrial livestock farms in Ohio. Being a neighbor of one of Park Farms’ grow out sites and also being a Farm Bureau member, and having called the plight of
FSA Andy for May 7, 2009
Hello Again! Planting season has begun and farmers are trying to get crops in the ground between all the rains we have been getting lately. Even though we are rushing around to make sure crops are getting planted on the farm and trying to get signed up for DCP and/or ACRE in the office, I
National collection helping to preserve heirloom sheep breeds
WASHINGTON — What do the Agricultural Research Service, George Washington’s Mount Vernon home and Colonial Williamsburg, Va., have in common? Here’s a hint: The answer has four legs and a woolly tail. Both the Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association, which operates Washington’s estate, and the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, which operates Colonial Williamsburg, maintain flocks of heirloom
