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Hunting deer is necessary to keep herds healthy
According to figures just released by the Ohio Division of Wildlife, hunters killed 21,064 deer during the two day bonus weekend gun season held Dec. 18- 19. So far this fall and early winter, 210,361 deer have been taken by archers and gun hunters, down slightly from last year’s 227,748 total for the same time
Ohio Conservation winners look toward ‘next generation’
Five Ohio farm families were honored for their conservation efforts during an awards ceremony at the Farm Science Review on Sept. 22.
Sign-up begins for Dairy Margin Protection Program
Secretary Vilsack says program acts as a form of insurance for dairy producers.
A roundup of FFA news for the week of Aug. 5, 2010
ASHLAND, Ohio — The Mapleton FFA Chapter attended FFA camp June 7 to 11 at Camp Muskingum in Carrollton. Nine members participated in the camp: Deandra Lowman, Rannelle Johns, Quintine Turk, Katie Mannell, Erin Dull, Kyle Zimmerman, Maggie Cicillian, Paige Reisinger, and Josh Brant. Members participated in sessions focused on leadership and setting goals.
Cap and trade is a bad idea
Editor: In regard to your Oct. 1 column, we agree that cap and trade is a BAD IDEA for Ohio AND farmers !! South Central Power has told its customers that if cap and trade passes the AVERAGE bill per customer will go UP a WHOPPING $1,800 a year!! That alone is enough to scare
New wind farm becomes operational in Hardin, Logan counties
A new 250 MW wind farm is up and running in Hardin and Logan counties in Ohio. RWE Renewables announced June 2 its Scioto Ridge Wind Farm started commercial operation. The project includes 75 turbines.
5 ideas for campfire cooking
Going camping soon? Check our list for fun meal ideas fit for the family.
Read it Again: Week of Aug. 29, 2002
Each week Farm and Dairy takes a look at what was making news in years gone by.
Geology Road Show set for Sept. 30
Geologist Cheryl Mattevi will conduct a Geology Road Show where visitors can learn about rocks, minerals and fossils.
Field Notes: GMOs, shale leasing, Rural Roles
The National Academies of Sciences say GMOs are safe to eat. Plus, landowners near the Wayne National Forest need to speak up about leasing for oil and gas, and the latest installment of Rural Roles features Mike and Barb, who are trailblazers in their work toward building horse trails and camps in Ohio.
