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Respecting nature is very important
“Religion, philosophy and science have become a part of our developing earth-concern. We discuss the waste and conservation of our natural resources, the need of green areas, farms, breathing spaces, parks, and wilderness. Distressed by urban sprawl and the decay of cities and the alarming decrease of space for solitude which man inherently requires, we
Penn State’s Ag Progress Days on tap for Aug. 8-10
Planning is well underway for Penn State’s 2023 Ag Progress Days exposition, which will be held Aug. 8-10 in Centre County. Admission and parking are free.
Envisioning a joyful life and making it happen
Judith Sutherland recalls the life her father envisioned and, ultimately, lived.
Conservation efforts get a thumbs up
BARNESVILLE, Ohio – Art and Sandy Monahan have earned the 2007 Conservation Farm Family award from the Belmont Soil and Water Conservation District.
New USDA grant program to boost ways to get organic products to market
Through the Organic Market Development Grant Program up to $75 million will fund projects to improve markets for domestically-produced organic goods.
Harvest season roadway safety tips
Farmers are reminded of roadway safety tips as harvest season approaches.
Biggest foreign owner of US ‘ag land’ isn’t who you think
Alan Guebert breaks down who’s invested in the United States’ foreign-owned agricultural land and how it’s used.
Third time might not be a charm
Alan Guebert ponders farm payments from the government and ag industries that no longer operate independently, wondering if policy changes may work better.
Crude oil’s price collapse hits ethanol market hard
Alan Guebert predicts the bloodletting oil war’s shock waves will pound the U.S. ethanol market throughout the spring and summer.
Managing weeds and alfalfa
Since alfalfa has begun to grow, metribuzin can’t be applied to alfalfa this spring, unless you are in an area where plants have not begun to grow.
