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Read it Again: Week of Feb. 14, 2001
Each week “Farm and Diary” takes a look at what was making news in years gone by.
There’s more to the forest than the trees
Forest Heritage Festival Oct. 19-20, at the Tuscarawas County Fairgrounds in Dover mixes education, safety and good deeds.
Against the grain: New take on harvesting
WASHINGTON – A wheat-harvesting system that could save farmers money has been developed by an Agricultural Research Service scientist.
Lack of widespread traceability could cost US cattle farmers, industry
When disease outbreaks arise, animal health officials need to track them back to their sources. But traceability can be a challenge, especially in the cattle industry.
How to identify disease-carrying ticks in Ohio
After a mild winter, growing tick populations and a rise in tick-related illnesses are a cause for concern. Learn more about disease-carrying ticks in Ohio.
Tough ag economy weighs on minds at Farm Science Review
Large crowd attends Farm Science Review, despite tough times in ag economy.
Overholts, Brewers focused on goats, and market opportunity
Almost neighbors, two Ohio goat producers are capitalizing on a strong market and an animal that is practical to raise.
Renaissance man turns his passions into rewarding careers
MEADVILLE, Pa. — There’s a lot more to auctioneering than a gavel, talented patter and a crowded room. To survive and thrive in the auction world, an auctioneer needs to be familiar with the inventory, read the crowd and recognize a trend as it grows. After more than a quarter of a century as an
Sexed semen: Get what you want
Research and technology is clearing a path that will allow producers to predetermine the sex of their dams’ progeny.
PROGRESS: Grazing works for Sutton dairy
IRONDALE, Ohio – The first summer twentysomething Harold “Jake” Sutton was on his own as a dairyman, he had the cows, the barn, the tractors.
