Search Results for "Pear"
News Results 445 of 1000 pages
Cost-share program helps make organic certification affordable for farmers, processors
This funding covers as much as 75 percent of an individual applicant’s certification costs, up to a maximum of $750 annually per certification scope.
Milk program increases assessment
ARLINGTON, Va. – The members of Cooperatives Working Together voted recently to double the program’s current 5-cent per hundredweight assessment.
Prairie restoration offers a glimpse of the plains of Ohio’s past
Since the 1970s, nearly 3,000 acres of the Darby Plains have been restored to their original glory, using grass and wildflower seeds from those tiny patches of the original plains.
The taste of change can be sweet
2020 has been a year of change. Maybe it’s time change hit a little closer to home. Use these tips to make positive changes on your cattle farm or ranch.
Juniors square off at 2018 Premier National Junior Show
Brooke Carey showed her 4-year-old Holstein, Plum-Line Reginald Velovr, to win supreme champion cow, during the 2018 Premier National Junior Show.
USDA’s Rural Development invests $60.5 million Belmont County
USDA’s Rural Development agency is investing nearly $60.5 million, the single largest dollar obligation in Ohio Rural Development history, to modernize rural water service in Belmont County.
5 tips for a better farm marketing plan
The start of the new year can mean a fresh approach to your farm marketing plan. Don’t know where to start? These tips can help you break down the process.
Open beef show held at Pa. Farm Show
Karli Berkheimer, York County, and Rylee Stockdale, Dayton, Armstrong County, showed the supreme heifer and bull, respectively, during the open beef show at this year’s Pennsylvania Farm Show.
Donald George Hunter, 1951-2017
Retired Penn State Extension educator Don Hunter, 65, died at his home in Beaumont, Texas, on Jan. 5, 2017, after living many years with Alzheimer’s disease.
Spring seemed to be in slow-mo
Hints of spring arrived early this year, but the season itself seemed to be in the slow lane because rare was the week when back-to-back sunny days warmed the tired winter soul.
