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West central Ohio group joins the race to start ethanol plant
Another Ohio ethanol coalition has officially organized to pursue developing an ethanol production facility in the Buckeye State.
USDA proposes new rules for beef research money
The proposal would direct more checkoff money into the qualified state beef councils in states where cattle are born and raised.
Roundup of FFA news for Oct. 17, 2024
Catch up on FFA news from Ashland FFA, West Holmes FFA, Fayetteville FFA and Northwestern Wayne FFA.
Plant more trees, save the bees and other wildlife
Trees have so many benefits when it comes to conservation. Trees prevent and reduce erosion, can improve biodiversity, help pollinators and produce timber.
Columbiana County farms among Ohio’s top-producing herds
Five dairy farms in Columbiana County are among the top-producing herds in Ohio, as ranked by the DHI Cooperative.
How to purchase quality seeds
It’s the time of year to start thinking about purchasing seeds for the next growing season. Make sure you are buying quality seeds from trusted sources.
Prime time coyote calling, February and March
February and March are the best two months because it is breeding season. Coyotes are busy, aggressive, and more apt to respond to the right sounds now.
Eclipse Resources made it official: They purchased the Oxford Oil Co.
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — Landowners leased with The Oxford Oil Company: Listen up. Eclipse Resources has acquired The Oxford Oil Company, LLC, a company that has a large number of acres under lease in Belmont County and has been named a defendant in many lawsuits. The Oxford Oil Company has approximately 184,000 acres under lease
Pennsylvania’s 97th Farm Show offers new attractions and returning favorites
The eight-day show, held in Harrisburg, Pa., is themed, “Made in PA. It makes a difference.” and features 6,000 animals, 10,000 competitive exhibits and 300 commercial exhibitors.
Good news on milk price horizon
Integrated dairy farms producing a large amount of the feeds consumed by their cows have a distinct cash flow advantage. This should be very good to Midwestern dairy producers in the long run.
