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Get your wheels turning on this Hazard a Guess Item
Hello from Hazard! W. Dave Marshall, of Seaman, Ohio, was quick to tell us what Item No. 1057 was: It’s a clinch cutter, made by the (then) Champion Bolt & Clipper Company of Meadville, Pennsylvania. Marshall, who has been shoeing horses for 59 years, says a clinch cutter is used to cut the horseshoe nails
Pa. dairy industry meeting reminds participants to forge their own future
Two panel discussions were featured at the joint annual partners meeting of the Center for Dairy Excellence and Center for Dairy Excellence Foundation of Pennsylvania in December.
Cutting inputs can cost profits more than you think
Cutting corners on inputs can be more costly for producers because of yield reductions.
Cost-share help for Ohio’s honeybees
COLUMBUS — Ohio farmers rely on bees to pollinate more than 70 crops, but 50 to 80 percent of the honeybees raised by Ohio’s registered beekeepers died last winter. Researchers suggest a number of reasons for this phenomenon, including the loss of the flowering habitat bees need to strengthen and grow their colonies. A program
Retail meat prices: Up, up and away
As grilling season approaches, expect to pay more for your favorite cuts.
Don’t risk prussic acid poisoning
COLUMBUS — Fall frost can raise the potential for prussic acid poisoning in livestock. In addition to taking measures to prevent livestock toxicity, producers can also consider testing forage for prussic acid content, according to an Ohio State University Extension specialist. Drought impact Prussic acid poisoning in livestock is potentially of broader concern this year
Stark County: Landowner files shale lawsuit to challenge Chesapeake Exploration
CANTON, Ohio — William and Joyce Green, Sandy Township in Stark County has filed a lawsuit April 18 against Chesapeake Exploration. Lawsuit filed The Greens are suing to receive fair value for the use of their land, to cancel the lease that Anschutz obtained without full disclosure of the drilling process, and to remove the
North Central Grazing Conference set for Jan. 27-28
DALTON, Ohio — The 2011 North Central Ohio Grazing Conference, scheduled for Jan. 27-28, will offer ideas for managing resources, budgets and forage. The event will be held at the Buckeye Event Center, 624 Henry St., Dalton, OH 44618. The conference begins Jan. 27 at 8:45 with a presentation by Noah Yoder, a dairy grazier
FSA Andy for April 2, 2009
Hello Again! The recently approved American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA) authorized an additional waiver which allows producers another opportunity to pay a buy-in fee for 2008 eligibility to be eligible for 2008 disaster assistance. The buy-in fee must be paid by May 18. Paying such a buy-in fee does not provide the
Don’t let heavy hand of government hold back economic growth
What is really the prime mover of today’s booming economy. One reader offers his view.
