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Apply for the George Miller Memorial Scholarship
The first George Miller Memorial Scholarship will be awarded in 2023. Applications are due April 1, 2023.
Ohio farmer wins contest with 50-year-old grain cart
Ohio farmer Jeremy Smart is a co-winner in a national contest conducted by Kinze Manufacturing to find the company’s oldest operating grain cart.
Extension and 4-H events, meetings on hold in Ohio and Pennsylvania
Across Pennsylvania and Ohio, 4-H and extension activities are on hold to hopefully slow the spread of the novel coronavirus.
Take time to appreciate your life
Remember to live your life to the fullest, and appreciate each day.
Opinions vary over pipelines, but most accept they can’t stop them
Pipelines will affect each landowner differently, with a wide range of opinions over their influence.
Tree assist. prog offers relief
Hello Again, The Farm Service Agency recently announced orchardists and nursery tree growers who experienced losses from natural disasters that occurred on or after Oct. 1, 2011, can sign up for the Tree Assistance Program. TAP was authorized by the Agricultural Act of 2014 as a permanent disaster program. Ohio has been hit hard this
Gardeners unite: Set goals you don’t intend to keep, gain comfort with reality
TOPEKA, Kan. — One Kansas gardening guru is adopting a new approach to 2009 New Year’s resolutions. She’s suggesting fellow gardeners follow suit and perhaps gain new comfort with reality. “Rather than set goals you lose sight of within weeks, make resolutions you have no intention of keeping — ones you simply can’t visualize yourself
China feed demand grows
WASHINGTON — Higher corn yields are expected in China for 2008 compared to 2007 resulting in 6 billion bushels, said Cary Sifferath, U.S. Grains Council senior director in China. Sifferath and Charles Ring of the Texas Corn Producers Board toured corn fields in the Northeastern provinces of Heilonjiang and Jilin, China to assess the corn
Forecast favorable for Midwest corn pollination
Weather during the end of July can make or break the Midwest corn crop.
Dairy farmers mooch it up in Maine
Most freelance writers are born moochers.
With no corporate travel budget behind them and a flood-or-dust income stream in front of them, the art of mooching – traveling, dining, drinking and vacationing on other peoples’ tabs – quickly becomes a way of life.
