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The impact of rain on hay quality
Rain during the hay curing process can lead to several issues. Learn how to mitigate your losses.
The National Archives celebrates two presidential centennials
The Richard Nixon display feature includes the telephone used to phone the Apollo 11 astronauts.
Do you have any idea what Item No. 1257 is?
These two brass items were submitted by Bill Puckett, of Parma, Ohio. Let us know how you think they were used.
New grant funds Penn State pollinator program
A USDA grant will enhance a Penn State graduate program in entomology and ecology aimed at solving the problem of pollinator decline.
Penn State hosts ‘Little I’ event
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — Penn State celebrated Block and Bridle’s Little International, or “Little I,” recently during Blue and White week, April 16. At the 94th annual Little International, four species of Penn State livestock including horses, heifers, swine and ewes were exhibited by students in the College of Agricultural Sciences and by other students
Conneautville, Pa.: Papa’s Girls thrive on responsibility and showing cattle
HARRISBURG, Pa. – In an age where most teenagers lack direction and responsibility, KILE offers a refreshing glimpse into the fact that in the agriculture community, direction and responsibility in teenagers is, in fact, very apparent.
Worrying won’t solve life’s problems
With age comes wisdom, but with wisdom comes the realization of concerns that never occur to a person during the bliss of youth. When my kids were little, I loved every minute of my time with them. I often wanted to freeze the moment, loving this particular age. I came to realize that every single
Our Clothes Racks Are Full Like Our Heads
Carol and I were pricing clothes at the consignment shop where I work part time. Carol, my supervisor/boss, manages the Next to New Shop in the basement level of the Columbiana Women’s Club.
Forage analysis saves farmers money
Testing the nutrient value of forage is a valuable tool that can be utilized to balance livestock rations. Guessing the nutrient content of a major feed ingredient such as hay or silage can be costly to livestock producers.
Ask FSA by FSA Andy: Check in and report all of your crops
Hello Again! Reporting your crop acres to the Farm Service Agency (FSA) Office each year is one of the best financial decisions you can make for your farming operation. For most farmers, reporting crop acres is habit or tradition, however, if you don’t report your acres or have recently obtained a farm or the management
