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Roundup of FFA news for Oct. 17, 2019
Catch up on local FFA news from West Holmes FFA, Utica FFA, River Valley FFA, Lorain County JVS FFA and Fayetteville FFA.
Evening grosbeaks joust at feeder
It’s been forecasted that evening grosbeaks would head south in impressive numbers this winter. If you’re not familiar with them, you’re in for a treat.
House approves new rules for applying manure in Ohio
Rule would ban applying manure in times when runoff is most likely.
How does solar electricity work?
Solar electricity is generated through a process known as the photovoltaic affect.
Cheese means tourism, local dollars
This is the sidebar to a larger feature on the family-owned cheese businesses in east central Ohio. To read the feature, and view the slide show, click here. BERLIN, Ohio — Something about cheese is unique, maybe the distinctive dairy smell, the milky taste or the smooth, creamy texture that makes it easy to chew.
Is Belmont County site a good place for carbon dioxide sequestration?
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources, in conjunction with the Midwest Regional Carbon Sequestration Partnership, recently released a report on the geology of a potential carbon dioxide sequestration well site in eastern Ohio’s Belmont County.
Biofuels backed by Ohio law
COLUMBUS – Ohio’s availability of soy biodiesel and E85 ethanol will soon increase, thanks to the state’s first-ever biofuels legislation signed into law July 5.
Machinery demonstrations at Ag Progress Days
One of the highlights of Ag Progress Days each year are the live demonstrations of production agriculture technology in the latest machinery and equipment.
Bumper crop pushes corn prices to three-year low
The USDA recently reported an increase of 1.9 bpa in corn yield, to 174.9 bpa for the national yield estimate — 90 million bushels over the record.
Holmes County Farm Bureau holds annual meeting
MILLERSBURG, Ohio — A volunteer group is like milking a cow a cow by hand, according to Eric Shaver. Shaver, a local veterinarian and 2014 president of Holmes County Farm Bureau, told members attending the 2014 Holmes County Farm Bureau annual meeting that it takes about 360 squirts to get a gallon of milk. And,
