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Don’t keep it: Seed wheat quality not up to par for next crop’s planting
SALEM, Ohio – There’s no question about it: Whenever there’s a wet spring and summer, farmers will have trouble with their wheat crop.
Enrollment open for Landowner-Hunter Access Partnership
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife invites landowners to enroll their property in the Ohio Landowner-Hunter Access Partnership.
Dairy program enrollment will begin this summer
January income over feed cost margin triggers the first payment under the new but yet-to-be established Dairy Margin Coverage program.
Hands-on learning for horse owners
During Ag Progress Days, Aug. 14-16, there will be several clinics on horsemanship skills and handling and training of young horses at the Equine Arena.
PUCO looking into new area code for portions of 740 area
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio has opened a proceeding that will lead to the creation of a new area code in all or portions of the 740 area code, which comprise central and southeast Ohio.
State of the industry: Aquaculture
The state of the aquaculture industry … As provided for our annual Progress Edition, by Marty Domer of Domer’s Fish Hatchery
Generosity of former 4-H’er sends children to camp
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — West Virginia University alumna Natalie Smith joined 4-H as a 10-year-old in Hancock County, where she and her two brothers attended county and state camps. Fond experiences from those 4-H camps inspired Smith to establish the Natalie P. & Maynard H. Smith 4-H Camp Scholarship to benefit Hancock County 4-H’ers. Once fully
UCLA acquires old medical texts confiscated by Gestapo
The materials were originally in the private library of Dr. Caesar Hirsch, who was forced to leave all his belongings when he and his family fled Germany in 1933.
Farm Bureau takes on immigration
WASHINGTON – Nearly 200 farmers from across Pennsylvania met with their Congressional representatives during
Vacation With Us… Miller
Chuck and Tina Dazey, of Louisville, Ohio, and Gary and Linda Miller, of Hartville, Ohio, brought Farm and Dairy four-wheeling on the sand dunes of Lake Michigan for a week. After all the fun on the hills in the sand and mud, we had to empty our shoes!
