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Ohio care board reverses veal decision, allows calves to turn around
Large crowd attends care board meeting to voice opinions … most appear content with decision.
AG PROGRESS DAYS: Crops and soils tent provides crop management answers
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Folks with questions about managing their crops or weeds can get answers at the Crops, Soils and Conservation Tent at Penn State’s Ag Progress Days Aug. 17-19. Visitors to the crops and soils area can also take the Weed ID quiz and/or bring weeds with them for the experts to identify.
Books for the outdoor enthusiasts on your list
If you’ve got a few outdoor enthusiasts on you holiday gift list, a good book is always appreciated. Recommended Here are some recent titles that I recommend. – Shadow of the Alleghenies: the Wilderness Adventure of a Frontiersman and his Wolf Pup by Edwin D. Michael (2009, $22 ppd., Quarrier Press; order from Ed Michael,
For farmers, driving a semitruck is harder than just grinding gears
Commercial driver’s license laws in Ohio include exemptions for farmers.
Nature’s colors mean so much more to birds
Spring equals color. Wildflowers bloom. Butterflies appear. And, of course, neotropical migratory birds return. Though migration is well underway, the brightest and most colorful birds have not yet arrived. Give them a few more weeks. But get your hummingbird feeders up today; they’re coming back early this year (www.hummingbirds.net/map.html). To most of us, nature’s colors
Get your chimney capped soon to avoid swifts
To avoid having chimney swifts invade your home this spring, get your chimney capped — as soon as possible. Swifts usually return in mid-April, but precise arrival dates are tied to weather, particularly temperature, which determines the activity of flying insects. Swifts eat flying insects exclusively. You can check their northward progress at www.chimneyswifts.org. Chimney
Track this: Metallica and Manilow DO mix
Where’s Internet privacy when you need it? Forget about snoops grabbing my credit card numbers or reading my e-mails.
Dairy Excel: What happens when you can’t make hay while the sun shines? Plan ahead
Chris Zoller gives direction for planning for unexpected.
Fixed with baler twine and tarp straps
Columnist Judith Sutherland says it’s time we toast our allies in the process we call agriculture – baler twine and tarp straps.
Grain has always been bread of life
The history of bread isn’t complete without the history of the mills.
