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Comparing NASS and FSA planted acreage data
The USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service released final estimates of planted and harvested crop acreage for 2013 in the Crop Production 2013 Summary report Jan. 10. The USDA’s Farm Service Agency released its final report of planted acreage for 2013 Jan. 15.
Holmes Co., Alpine Cheese water quality trading project proves successful
Holmes Co., Alpine Cheese water quality trading project is successful The idea set forth to Holmes SWCD and others was relatively straightforward, yet innovative. The Alpine Cheese Company in Holmes County needed to expand its production to meet the market demands of Jarlsberg Cheese, of which they are the sole manufacturer in the U.S. In
Fencing ideal for averting garden pests
Fences. They not only make good neighbors, but they also make excellent protectors for your garden or small crop that is less than one acre in size. They work to protect your crop from those pesky vermin like deer, rabbits, groundhogs, raccoons and even your neighbor’s goats. There are many types of fences to choose
Generations of experience help Horst Brothers succeed with poultry
Family-owned egg farm has sights set on growth, its future.
Nations that sow food crops for biofuels may reap less than thought
MADISON, Wis. — Global yields of most biofuels crops, including corn, rapeseed and wheat, have been overestimated by 100 to 150 percent or more, suggesting many countries need to reset their expectations of agricultural biofuels to a more realistic level. That’s according to a study, led by Matt Johnston and Tracey Holloway of the University
Departed loved ones are still in our hearts
“Much to be thankful for, much to ponder which has passed away, much to contemplate which is yet to come.” — Silas Smith, 1918 Thanksgiving has arrived once again, and as we celebrate our prosperity, this is a day which gives us reason to contemplate the changes in our lives as the years roll by.
Pigeon King owes $23 million
SALEM, Ohio — More details have emerged regarding the financial status of the defunct Pigeon King International and its bankruptcy proceedings. In a statement signed June 26, PKI owner Arlan Galbraith revealed debts of more than $23.5 million to breeders and vendors across the U.S. and Canada. Galbraith sent a letter to breeders telling them
Dairy Excel: Dairy feeding and management meetings
Ohio State has plenty of opportunities to boost your dairy management skills this winter. See this week’s Dairy Excel column.
Forest management plan carries over to barn management plan
A barn is more than a place to house crops, machinery and livestock. A “management plan” will help you maintain your investment.
Mrs. Greenthumbs says:
Home Living columnist Laurie Marlatt Steeb takes some common sense advice on gardening.
