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Tillage: Breaking up is hard to do
COLUMBUS – Ohio corn growers who were unable to perform tillage operations last fall due to record-setting soggy conditions may be facing compaction issues and, depending on spring weather, have limited options to prepare for planting.
Agronomy society, USDA ink plan to identify technical service providers
The new conservation programs will apply cost-share funds to certified technical advisers, but who is certifying whom?
OEFFA conference slated for Feb. 15-17 in Dayton
Registration is open for the Ohio Ecological Food and Farm Association’s 39th annual conference, A Taste for Change.
Program ensures fair market value
WASHINGTON — The Marketing Assistance Loans (MAL) and Loan Deficiency Payments (LDP) program have implemented new regulations in accordance with the 2008 farm bill. Marketing Assistance Loans and Loan Deficiency Payments provide financing and marketing assistance for wheat, rice, feed grains, soybeans, other oilseeds, peanuts, pulse crops, honey, wool and mohair. Eligibility This assistance is
Elk found positive for chronic wasting disease in Wisconsin
An elk on a Manitowoc County, Wis., farm has tested positive for chronic wasting disease.
Carbon credit program acreage doubles
WASHINGTON – National Farmers Union has more than doubled the acres enrolled in the organization’s Carbon Credit Program.
Wise antibiotic use just makes sense
In Europe, antibiotics are handled and administered by veterinarians. Interestingly, antibiotics are used on organic dairy farms — when necessary for animal health — in some European countries. Withholding times are doubled, (note: labeled withholding times are more than adequate when the mediations are administered following label directions), but the important point is that antibiotics
Do not thank a farmer
Editor Rachel Wagoner shares her thoughts on the most productive ways to show your gratitude for farmers.
Ohio salamanders rely on varied lifestyles to survive
Learn more about the 25 species of salamander in Ohio, specifically the red-spotted newt and eastern hellbender.
Conservancy adapts its approach toward saving the countryside
Novel community-based conservation approach takes the long view toward “changing tomorrow’s history.”
