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Soybean board examines maintenance options for aging U.S. locks and dams
Keeping America’s infrastructure in working order is important to soybean producers. Fifty-nine percent of 2011’s soybean exports passed through the Mississippi River.
A roundup of FFA news for the week of Oct. 27, 2011:
WELLINGTON, Ohio — Members from the landscape and greenhouse management and industrial equipment mechanics classes of the Lorain County JVS FFA worked with Firelands and Wellington chapters to put on Food for America at the Lorain County Fairgrounds. More than 300 third and fourth graders attended the event. The JVS groups spoke on tractor safety,
Social media effort addresses lactose intolerance
PHILADELPHIA — Exploring opportunities to connect with lactose intolerant consumers prompted the producer-funded dairy checkoff to launch moovision.com, a multichannel social media effort. Purpose The program aims to change the attitude and purchase behavior of millions of U.S. adults who currently experience real or perceived symptoms of lactose intolerance and avoid or restrict dairy consumption.
A roundup of FFA news for the week of April 9, 2009
ALBANY, Ohio — The Alexander FFA livestock judging and equine management teams attended the state competition March 28. The equine management team, consisting of Kara Endick, Noelle Eveland and Jessie Sinclair, placed second in the district. The livestock judging team, consisting of Zach Crabtree, Kara Oberholzer, Jacob Smith and Kim Holcomb, placed third in the
Ohio mineral industries report is available
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Geological Survey has released the 2007 report on Ohio mineral industries.
Opposition keeps life interesting
Think back on your favorite book or your favorite movie, and I’d be willing to bet there was one mighty aggravating character you just loved to hate.
Fireflies are subject of insect walk Aug. 2
Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center will offer its fourth annual Insect Night Walk to take a better look at the night-dwelling insects.
Thieves strike stables in Portage County
An investigation continues into thefts of saddles from several stables in northeastern Ohio.
Harley R. Groff
Harley R. Groff, 88, passed away early Feb. 8, at his home in Salem with his loved ones by his side.
Turkey season could be limited in Ohio
In response to declining wild turkey populations during the past few years, the ODNR proposed reducing the 2022 spring wild turkey season.
