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Ohio Sheep Day speaker dispels myths, encourages practices that work
Sheep Day held at OARDC-Wooster Sheep Research Unit
A tried-and-true solution to nutrient pollution, then and now
From cattle to commerce, mills to malls, and farmlands to frack pads, every watershed has historically supported a large variety of ever-changing land uses, determined by the availability and management of nearby natural resources. Since their formation by the Ohio General Assembly in 1941, Ohio’s 88 Soil and Water Conservation Districts have been at the
Feeding your herd this year will take planning, strategy and little creativity
I had the privilege of traveling overseas to conduct research during part of the summer, so I missed all of the hot and dry weather during July. Using the Internet, I could follow the ongoing drama of the rain that never showed. But one can never appreciate the devastation until one sees it with his
Irrigation during the drought of 2012 is the difference maker
Produce and some grain farmers using irrigation in full force, to try and save the crop.
Dairy Channel: Challenge of change in dairy industry
Columbiana County Extension Agent Ernest Oelker shares what’s on the minds of dairy industry folks and milk producers.
Draft pick
JEFFERSON, Ohio – Dick Stasiak cried when his dad sold their family’s draft horses. He was just a kid, but he had fallen in love with the majestic animals.
Raising rabbits
WOOSTER, Ohio – Anyone who’s raised animals knows it doesn’t take much to go from a single critter to a backyard full of pens and water buckets and feed bags.
USDA and states battling over elevator licenses
The USDA says a grain warehouse with a federal license is subject only to U.S. regulations. Not so, respond officials in Ohio and Indiana.
UPDATED: Pigeon King goes bankrupt
Originally posted 6/20/2008 at 11:20 a.m. EST: SALEM, Ohio — What once looked like a high-flying and profitable opportunity — a business sold under the promise to save family farms — has crashed to the ground. Arlan Galbraith filed for bankruptcy on his Pigeon King International pigeon breeding business June 17. The voice mail box
Grain market pessimism is hard to take
Marlin Clark speculates that the grain markets may not continue their downward trends, and provides insight on why prices have continued to slide.
