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Penn State researchers say road work spreads invasive plant seeds
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Penn State researchers created a computer simulation based on field experiments that showed how road regrading in the spring could play a role in the rapid spread of Japanese stilt grass.
Crop recovery is possible: Two Ashtabula County farms produce yields after hail storm
ANDOVER, Ohio — Four months after a hail storm pummeled crop fields in Ashtabula County, the crops are coming off. The feeling among those contacted is that it could have been worse. Farmers affected do know that the crops weren’t a total loss and did overcome the damage. A severe thunderstorm June 25 reportedly dumped
Annual assessment shows more consumers making clean power choices
GOLDEN, Colo. — The U.S. Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory released its annual assessment of leading utility green power programs. Under these voluntary programs, consumers can choose to help support additional electricity production from renewable resources such as wind and solar. According to the National Renewable Energy Laboratory analysis, more than 850 utilities
History behind Art Nouveau sculpture
Antique columnist Roy Booth writes about Art Nouveau styles.
Hemlocks are dying in Pennsylvania
Although experts are putting the blame on the hemlock wolly adelgid, the answer isn’t that simple.
Farm Bureau recommendations signed into law in Pennsylvania
CAMP HILL, Pa. – Several bills advanced by Pennsylvania Farm Bureau have been signed into law by Gov.
Do-it-yourself tooth bleaching kits may cause problems
They have the potential to cause an infection or nerve damage, say oral surgeons at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas.
Biofuels backed by Ohio law
COLUMBUS – Ohio’s availability of soy biodiesel and E85 ethanol will soon increase, thanks to the state’s first-ever biofuels legislation signed into law July 5.
Ohio’s fall hunting seasons begin in September
In early September, Ohioans begin hunting squirrels, doves, and some waterfowl. Deer hunting begins soon, as well.
Learn more about emerging technology at Indiana conference
Farmers and other agricultural professionals wanting to use existing and emerging technology more efficiently will get the information they need at the Ohio Valley Precision Ag Conference.
