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How to drink more water and stick to it in 2020
Not only is drinking enough water every day good for your overall health, but water can help you manage or lose weight and stay hydrated.
5 food-trend opportunities for farmers in 2019
Gain insight into the food trends that are expected to dominate 2019, and learn how you can create new opportunities for your farm.
You can help farmers pounded by Hurricane Harvey
If you want to help Texas farmers and ranchers, FFA chapters or 4-H clubs affected by Hurricane Harvey, here’s how you can make a donation.
The sky isn’t falling: Good news on milk price horizon
With skyrocketing feed prices and negative margins to dairy producers, it may seem as if 2009 is repeating itself. But I don’t think that this is the case — there is some sunshine showing up in the currently cloudy dairy skies. The feed situation It was not that long ago the USDA and most experts
Agriculture needs better leaders
How will we — farmers everywhere — sustain our ability to feed any of us when there are more of us and less of everything else? Sheep, excellent or otherwise, ain’t gonna get that job done. Leaders will.
FSA Andy: Assistance program offered for renewable energy crops
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack recently announced the establishment of four additional Biomass Crop Assistance Program project areas to promote the cultivation of crops that can be processed into renewable energy.
A roundup of 4-H news for the week of April 28, 2011:
BOWERSTON, Ohio — The Silver Spurs met April 1, at the Bowerston Public Library with 13 members present. Amy Gareis, staff writer from the Harrison News Herald, was present to write an article featuring the club. T-shirt designs and colors were discussed, but no decisions were reached. Booth decorations and the community service project were
Picking genetics may save time sorting
Low-stress cattle handling is becoming a mainstream practice, but have you ever thought about the ultimate low-stress sorting system — right from your computer? Advocates of low-stress handling suggest using animal behavior to your advantage. If you’ve seen a demonstration of this technique, or employ it on your farm or ranch, you may recognize something
Alarm clocks: Necessary evil?
Antique columnist Roy Booth writes about names given to “alarm clocks in every room”
Manure storage and land application is the ultimate balancing act for farms
COLUMBUS – In today’s economic climate, manure nutrients have more value than ever. The cost of commercial nitrogen (N) is at an all-time high and continuing to increase.
