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A roundup of 4-H news for July 14, 2016
This week’s roundup includes news from the Goshen Good Growers 4-H club of Salem, Ohio.
Hand, foot and mouth disease is not just for children
Proper hand hygiene can reduce the spread of hand, foot and mouth disease.
How to get rid of fleas
Learn more about alternative methods to combat fleas in your house and on your pets.
What’s in Ohio’s budget for ag, rural life?
The final version of Ohio’s next operating budget, signed July 4 by Gov. Mike DeWine, includes funding for water quality, state and county fairs, rural infrastructure and several provisions to cut taxes for individuals and businesses.
Republic Wind files for rehearing after OPSB denied certification
Republic Wind wants another shot at building a wind farm, arguing that the Ohio Power Siting Board put too much stock in local opposition to the project. The Ohio Power Siting Board voted in June to deny the application, finding the proposal would not serve the public interest and could not minimize its environmental impacts.
USDA releases results of on-farm energy production survey
HARRISBURG, Pa. — California leads the nation in terms of farm operations producing renewable energy, according to the 2009 On-Farm Renewable Energy Production Survey. This was the first energy survey conducted by the USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS). $2,400 savings The 2009 On-Farm Renewable Energy Production Survey focused on three principal renewable energy systems:
Ohio EPA settles with manure applicator; urges farmers to know regulations
CELINA, Ohio — Eight Star Farms has agreed to pay Ohio EPA a $1,000 penalty for discharge of manure that killed more than 6,000 fish when the manure flowed off a Licking County farm field into a tributary of Lake Fork. The farm, of Celina, also must pay more than $1,760 to the Ohio Department
Wayne County SWCD annual meeting
Brian and Heidi Rennecker received the Wayne Soil and Water Conservation District’s 2003 Conservation Farm Award.
Global demand produces gas pains
COLUMBUS – Strong global demand, rather than a shortage of supply stateside, is the driving force behind the high cost of gasoline, said an Ohio State University Extension economist.
How to carve and decorate pumpkins for Halloween
Carving a Jack-o’-lantern is no longer the most popular way to decorate a pumpkin for Halloween.
