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California drought could boost indoor farming demand
Food can be grown indoors, but to be profitable, you need a good plan.
It truly is ‘survival of the fittest’ when it comes to coyotes
It truly is ‘survival of the fittest’ when it comes to coyote populations. A few nights ago at 9 p.m., the thermometer on the back porch read a spring-like 60 degrees as I stepped out to listen for a few minutes.No owls on this night, but soon I heard a “yip.” And then another The
Young fox has a field day (and lunch)
Decisions! Decisions! Which of more than a dozen jottings gets the lead paragraph for this column? And suddenly, Mother Nature makes the decision with a dazzling offering on the sunny last day of summer as a friend and I admired the just-mowed pasture.
Roundup of 4-H news for Nov. 21, 2024
Catch up on 4-H news from Hicks and Hayseeds 4-H club and the 30th Global Youth Institute.
Keeping pond dam in good condition makes for easier maintenance
Keeping your pond dam in good condition allows for easier inspection and maintenance. Here are some tips for maintaining a good strong pond.
Pa. farmers travel to D.C. to discuss ag issues
More than 150 members of the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau traveled to Washington D.C. seeking support from Pennsylvania’s Congressional Delegation on ag issues.
Start scouting for pests
WOOSTER, Ohio — A migrating moth that can cause significant stand loss in corn is just one of the pests growers should be on the lookout for as they gear up for spring planting. Black cutworms Black cutworms have been reported in Indiana and Pennsylvania in significant numbers in traps set up by entomologists to
Joan Wallbrown: June 14, 1932 — May 15, 2013
Joan Wallbrown, 80, of Deerfield, passed away Wednesday, May 15. She was born June 14, 1932 in Cleveland, to Fred G. and Glennrose (Moeller) Garmone. Growing up in Cleveland, she attended Beaumont School for girls and went on to graduate from Ursuline College with a degree in social work. After working in Cleveland as a
Washable wool treatment now available in U.S.
DENVER — The Sheep Venture Co., in association with the American Sheep Industry Association, has reintroduced manufacturing equipment to the United Sates that allows wool products to be machine washed and dried without shrinking.
Read it Again: Week of May 29, 2003.
Each week Farm and Dairy takes a look at what was making news in years gone by.
