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A roundup of 4-H news from the week of Jan. 13, 2011
SALEM, Ohio — The Village Varieties 4-H club wrapped 2010 with a bowling party at the Hunt Club in Salem. Twenty-two members attended. Nine club members’ families rang bells for the Salvation Army during the Sebring Downtown Open House. The Sebring service unit for the Salvation Army visited the club during their November meeting to
New program helps landowners decide what to grow and how to market it
COLUMBUS — There is a growing trend in Ohio agriculture toward the direct marketing of agricultural products featuring locally grown food products. Consumers are becoming more aware of the benefits of buying local and buying fresh. As the demand for local food products increases so does the interest in growing and producing a variety of
Pigs come to rescue of widow in Uganda
RICHMOND, Va. — A pair of pigs in Uganda changed the life of Milly, a widow, forever. In 2003, Milly’s husband died, leaving her unemployed with eight children to raise. As a housewife, her role had been to bear children and take care of their home. She was 35 and seemingly had no where to
Read it Again: Week of Dec. 12, 2002
Each week Farm and Dairy takes a look at what was making news in years gone by.
Milk program increases assessment
ARLINGTON, Va. – The members of Cooperatives Working Together voted recently to double the program’s current 5-cent per hundredweight assessment.
Ag students earn OSU scholarships
Joe Kapp, Curtice, Ohio, received the Charles Ingraham Scholarship, $1,900.
Columbiana, Mahoning, Trumbull cattlemen get update on beef industry
CANFIELD, Ohio – The beef industry’s response to bovine spongiform encephalopathy has been a “tremendous success story,” according to Elizabeth Harsh, executive director of the
Looming 3G shutdowns could widen connectivity gap for rural citizens
Even as the U.S. works on moving forward on broadband expansion, some rural areas could see a step backwards in cellular connections this year, when major carriers shut down their 3G networks.
Natural beauty of Badlands unites campers
Julie Giess and her family embark on a journey to see the country from the midwest, across the prairies and all the way to Badlands National Park.
Red-crested tree rat is a surprise, species apparently not extinct
It hardly seems possible that in 2011 new species of vertebrates continue to be discovered or rediscovered. And I’m not sure which is more exciting — finding a new species or rediscovering one thought to be extinct. But every year one or two reports of an unknown or forgotten bird or frog appear, usually from
