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Attacks on South Carolina farms leave 300,000 chickens dead
The attacks cost farm operators a total of about $1.7 million.
CONSOL and Hess to jointly develop Utica shale in Ohio
PITTSBURGH — CONSOL Energy Inc. announced it has closed on its agreement with Hess Corporation to jointly explore and develop CONSOL’s nearly 200,000 Utica Shale acres in Ohio.
Shifting Gears…Crock
1950 Ferguson 30 Owned by Bob Crock of Massillon, Ohio Bob purchased the Ferguson 30 in 1971 for $895 from its original owner in Carlisle, Pa. Bob’s mother, Helen Crock of Monroe County, Ohio, used the tractor on her farm until 1985. In 1999, the dented and abused sheet metal was “resurrected” by Ron Hammer,
Proper planning vital when developing land
If you are planning to develop land, make sure you do your due diligence in obtaining all proper permits before breaking any ground.
Ohio’s top conservation farmers honored
Five Ohio farm families honored recently for their conservation work were: the Brause Family of Crawford County; Paul and Joanne Mechling of Ashtabula County; Chuck and Diane Hicks of Washington County; the Lohstroh family of Madison and Pickaway counties; and T. Wayne Vickers of Pickaway County.
Law serves notice on natural gas developers
A new law in Pennsylvania gives the property owner more control over future use of the land when a gas lease expires.
Cold spell concerns fruit growers, but little can be done
The extreme cold weather is gone, but not the results.
Monster to neighbor — attitudes about snakes
A few weeks ago I wrote about snakes and why they’re good to have around. I urged readers to protect them rather than kill them on sight. I expected a fury of letters from snake haters. I was pleasantly surprised to get no such mail. This is the first time I’ve written about snakes that
Judge denies summary judgment; Chesapeake headed to court
Judge determines the use of hydraulic fracturing can constitute trespassing.
A weekly roundup of 4-H news for the week of June 3, 2010
NORTH BENTON, Ohio — The Village Varieties 4-H Club met at the North Benton Presbyterian Church May 25. Members brought in non-perishable food items to help stock the church’s food pantry. The club will be collection food items for the pantry at the next meeting also. Health reports were given by several members. Ben Grammer
