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Washington farm fined as E. coli source
OLYMPIA, Wash. – After completing an investigation of Dee Creek Farm of Woodland, the Washington State Department of Agriculture announced March 23 it would assess a civil penalty of $8,000 against the unlicensed dairy operation.
Revised, updated “Birds of Ohio” is available
The bible of Buckeye birders has been revised and published in a second edition.
Free organic kits offered to youth sports programs
CLEVELAND – The supplier of the new line of Nature’s Touch natural organic and organic-based lawn and garden products is offering free lawn care kits to the first 250 qualifying public youth baseball, softball and soccer programs to sign up for the company’s Green Responsibly promotion.
ODNR releasing pheasants for the upcoming season
Ring-necked pheasant releases at wildlife areas and other public hunting locations are scheduled to begin during Ohio’s youth hunting season Oct. 23-24.
Roundup of FFA news for Sept. 20, 2018
Catch up on local news from Black River FFA and Firelands FFA chapters.
Deere wins lawsuit to protect green and yellow colors
You can sing about John Deere green, but don’t even think about using it as a color scheme for your ag product line.
What we’re reading: 12/2
This week we’re reading about food labels, how cereal is made, what happens when you recycle and more.
Grant helps get N.Y. produce to wholesale clubs
NEW YORK — A two-year effort by marketers and growers from the Upstate Growers and Packers Cooperative is finally bearing fruit.
HSUS/United Egg Producers’ animal care proposal
— Require conventional cages (currently used by more than 90 percent of the egg industry) to be replaced, through a phase-in period, with new, “enriched housing” systems that provide each hen nearly double the amount of space they’re currently allotted. Egg producers will invest an additional $4 billion over the next decade and a
Corn belt weather looks favorable for September
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — AccuWeather.com reports dry, warm weather forecast to continue over the upper Midwest will aid the corn crop. Weather conditions are generally expected to be favorable for maturation of the corn crop over the coming weeks. Corn used for grain and feed needs warm, dry weather to cure in the late summer
