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Mahoning Farm Bureau celebrates achievements
Mahoning County Farm Bureau celebrated a year of successful programs at its annual meeting. The county received Excellence Awards in the organization and public policy programming areas. It was also awarded the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation President’s Award for top overall programming.
Uncle Sam’s eBay: Web site features government items
A new Web site takes all of the federal government’s sales of property, real estate, cars, souvenirs, books, gifts and auctions and organizes it on one easy-to-read-and-navigate page.
Farm ponds sources of water, danger
JACKSON, Miss. – In 2004, the No. 1 cause of accidental deaths on farms among Farm Bureau members in Mississippi was drowning in farm ponds.
Atkins diet for cows? Think twice
MADISON, Wis. – It’s not just consumers who are contemplating the effects of high-protein diets; dairy farmers are, too.
‘Running of the Wools’ event to race sheep in downtown Washington
The 2nd annual Running of the Wools event will take place on May 4-5 in downtown Washington, Pennsylvania where sheep will race down Main Street.
Squirrel: It’s what’s for dinner
Levi Mercer, a wildlife and forestry specialist with Guernsey SWCD, offers some insights and tips for Ohio’s squirrel hunting season.
Two tractor brands, hyped and forgotten
One brand of tractor that’s never heard of today is the Atlas, which was built in Indianapolis, Indiana, by the Lyons-Atlas Company.
This machine is not a toy: Few farm injuries from ATVs but rider safety is still key
Two Pennsylvania residents were charged with felony child endangerment Nov. 4 following the death of a 4-year-old girl in an Oct. 27 ATV crash. Cases such as these have made ATV rider safety a hot-button issue among safety professionals, legislators and advocacy groups.
Ohio Farm Bureau overcomes snow, bitter cold in Washington
Farm Bureau county presidents hear about farm bill implementation, other top issues in D.C.
Talking with EASE: How to engage the public about animal welfare
It’s easy to say someone else should do the education, and Extension, Farm Bureau, private industry and others do so, but it means even more when the public can hear a farmer describe what he or she does.
