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Pork producers hope for ‘three-peat’
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – If hog producers enjoy a third consecutive year of profit as projected, accumulated earnings are going to be large enough to encourage further expansion.
Ashtabula County steer disqualified after officials find drug in urine test
Test confirms presence of drug acepromazine. State’s zero tolerance policy results in a disqualification.
Penn State assembles task force to combat spotted lanternfly
The impact of the spotted lanternfly has prompted a group of university, regulatory and agricultural industry representatives to fight the looming threat.
Grading today’s honor roll
Reader asks how 60-75 percent of pupils can make the honor roll.
More things to worry about in the grain markets
Although current commodity prices may not be a major concern for farmers, there’s plenty to worry about. Marlin Clark outlines his grain market concerns.
Farm policy: The more things change …
Ag policy doesn’t make sense (except to produce cheap food), says grain merchandiser Marlin Clark in his column this week.
‘Everything is bigger and faster’: Three farm machinery dealers look back at changes in the industry
SALEM, Ohio — Since the Farm Science Review is celebrating its 50th year, we started thinking about all the machinery and equipment changes the farm community has seen in those 50 years. So we set out to talk to longtime equipment dealers to find out has impacted the farm machinery industry the most. You may
Ohio alert for foot-and-mouth
Ohio Director of Agriculture Fred L. Dailey, does not believe it is inevitable that the disease will make its way into the United States, but the state is refining its battle plan should that ever happen.
Pennsylvania meatpacking plant remains closed after DEP order
Nicholas Meat shut down after the Pennsylvania DEP ordered it to stop spreading food processing waste from its facility onto snow-covered ground.
BSE case confirmed in Alberta, Canada
OTTAWA — The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has confirmed bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE), commonly called mad cow disease, in an 80-month-old dairy cow from Alberta.
