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At Farm Science Review, Ohio farms honored for conservation work; officials say more is needed

Friday, September 23, 2011

Recognizing Ohio’s top conservation farm families seemed particularly significant during this year’s awards ceremony at the Farm Science Review Sept. 22. That’s because more than one official who spoke warned of impending environmental regulations if the farming community doesn’t step up to the plate voluntarily.

Gene Cooper Farms: Change is the only constant at this growing Pa. grain facility

Wednesday, March 16, 2011

The Gene Cooper Farms started out with capacity for 25,000 bushels. Today, it has more than 300,000 bushel total capacity.

Dairy Excel: Dairy producers getting squeezed: Time to review Dairy Excel book

Thursday, October 3, 2002

Extension dairy agent Tom Noyes gets back to basics in this week’s Dairy Excel column.

Economist: A little bit of drought a good thing

Thursday, September 19, 2002

Ag economist Carl Zulauf’s words are sure to raise some eyebrows: Droughts don’t always cause financial hardship for farmers.

Are Roundup Ready weeds in your future?

Thursday, March 6, 2003

Should glyphosate resistance should be treated differently than weed resistance to other herbicides?

Carrollton Farmers’ Market: Nineteen years of success and counting

Thursday, June 14, 2007

CARROLLTON, Ohio – Long before the concept was trendy, a farmers’ market was growing in Carroll County.

Marlin: Harvest thinking is now upon us

Wednesday, September 8, 2021

Marlin Clark predicts that the 2021-2022 crop will be as tight in supply as this past year’s, which will continue to support prices.

Del Muls grant first farm easement in Ashtabula Co.

Thursday, February 28, 2008

The Ohio Department of Agriculture recently accepted its first permanent agricultural easement donation in Ashtabula County from landowners Henry and Louise Del Mul.

Ohioan is new NPPC president-elect

Thursday, March 8, 2007

ANAHEIM, Calif. – Bryan Black, with Ned Black & Sons of Canal Winchester, Ohio, was elevated to the position of president-elect of the

How rural America can avoid ‘another century of degraded water’

Thursday, February 20, 2020

Alan Guebert analyzes an op/ed, published on Feb. 7 in The Des Moines Register, that focuses on Iowa’s increasing “degradation of drinking water.”