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Crude oil’s price collapse hits ethanol market hard
Alan Guebert predicts the bloodletting oil war’s shock waves will pound the U.S. ethanol market throughout the spring and summer.
Judith Sutherland: Young man persists, despite hardships
Sometimes the most impressive lives bear unspeakable sorrow but the story is told with a glow of perseverance, or simply never told at all. — Margaret Allenwood, 1902 Part II (See Part I) Anna Chloe spent her life with a steely determination to accomplish farm and house work. Her somber presence stood in stark
Longer crop rotations have benefits
AMES, Iowa — What would you think if a farmer could grow corn and soybeans with lower costs, fewer chemicals, less environmental impact, all while increasing yields and making a profit? A new study shows it’s possible, and it’s not a scene from the future. Analysis of data collected since 2003 at Iowa State University
Frustrated farmers: Issues continue
Frustrated. That single word does a pretty good job of summing up the mood of many dairy farmers as they look at dwindling feed inventories and less-than-lush fields.
World Dairy Expo hosts six successful breed sales
MADISON, Wis. — Throughout the week of the World Dairy Expo, five breed sales were held. The sales kicked off with the Top of the World Jersey sale, which sold 30 lots and averaged $3,315.
Six breed shows featured at 2011 Ohio Beef Expo
COLUMBUS — More than 30,000 cattle industry enthusiasts gathered at the Ohio Expo Center March 18-20 for the 24th annual Ohio Beef Expo in Columbus, Ohio. Hosted by the Ohio Cattlemen’s Association, the event included breed shows, sales, displays and parades which featured cattle from 14 various breeds. The following are the results of the
Creating creature comforts for the creatures
Having reached adequate comfort for the pioneer family with the creation of the barnhouse, it was time to work on creature comforts for the livestock.
Pain and order: Raising a hellbender
The Jefferson Soil and Water Conservation District has been housing a baby hellbender since Aug. 24, 2017. Learn more about its progress over the last year.
Dairy Channel: How to price standing corn for silage
Diane Shoemaker guides producers through the process of pricing fields for silage.
Shorthorns bind family, fairs, fun
A Shorthorn Bob Workman bought in 1967 became the foundation of his Belmont County herd, and his family.
