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Acres added to Casselman River Conservation Area
An additional mile of forested frontage along the Casselman River in Somerset County is now protected and open to the public.
Ask Jen about grilling
Not sure if gas or charcoal grilling is right for you? Jen explains the pros and cons of each.
No Place like Home
No Place Like Home A few weeks ago, Kenneth Vaughan stopped by my booth at the Hartville Market Place to say hello. During our conversation together about the weather and other things, we both agree that Ohio was still a great place to live. Kenneth said to me, “It does not matter where you go;
USDA’s blueberry genebank develops and preserves berries
Familiar blueberries and their lesser-known wild relatives are safeguarded by U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) scientists and curators at America’s official blueberry genebank.
Composting workshop slated for March 29-30
WOOSTER, Ohio — Ohio State University will hold a workshop on the science, art and business of large-scale composting. The Ohio Compost Operator Education Course takes place March 29-30 at the university’s Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center in Wooster. Focus It’s an intensive program for compost facility operators and managers, public health officials, municipal
College Aggies Online scholarship competition grows
ARLINGTON, Va. — The Animal Agriculture Alliance’s College Aggies Online scholarship competition has grown from 350 to 577 students. In 2009, the Alliance partnered with the American National CattleWomen, Inc. to launch CAO and help college students become more confident advocates for the agriculture industry. Participation College students can interact on the CAO network by
New machine squeezes more profit from biomass
COLUMBIA, Mo. — The use of biomass as an alternative energy source has grown rapidly, but most biomass materials such as switchgrass or corn are bulky and therefore costly to handle, store and transport. The University of Missouri and Columbia-based Ecologic Tech are developing an innovative “tabletizer” machine to mass-produce dense biomass tablets of various
Hazard A Guess: Week of May 15, 2008
Each week Farm and Dairy challenges readers to identify a small tool or gadget.
Look for cheaper egg prices by mid-May
U.S. egg prices are beginning to moderate now that the traditional Easter demand has subsided.
Opposition keeps life interesting
Think back on your favorite book or your favorite movie, and I’d be willing to bet there was one mighty aggravating character you just loved to hate.
