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Illinois library working to preserve 125 years of agricultural history
Page by page, America’s rich agricultural history is being ravaged, not by boll weevils, not by locusts, not by critters of any kind, but by time.
Learn about written leases from OSU
Legal and business educators with Ohio State University Extension Service encourage landowners and farm operators to get leases in writing.
Ag outlook meeting in Wooster
WOOSTER, Ohio — The OSU Ag Outlook and Policy Meeting is scheduled for Dec. 12 at Fisher Auditorium North exhibit area. Participants will hear what experts from the OSU Department of Agricultural, Environmental and Development Economics, as well as others, have to say as they look ahead to issues, prices and policies for 2014. Topics
Protecting the family farm should be our top priority
Editor: (Concerning guest commentaryy by David Kay in Dec. 15, 2011 issue of Farm and Dairy.) It is obvious that the original purpose of the Extension service has not been fulfilled and neither has the public good been served by such projects. Development sociology basically means authoritarian manipulation — certainly not constitutional, and at the
Ohio State names new rural-urban chair holder
COLUMBUS – Mark D. Partridge has been named professor and holder of
Model railroads run flat-out through two weekends
The Youngstown Model Railroad Association is having its annual Fall Open House Nov. 3-4 and Nov. 10-11.
Are you charging enough for your hay?
Those making hay should consider market changes, long-term trends, and personal enterprise costs to make sure their hay is priced fairly and competitively.
Pittsburgh farmers talk about struggles with USDA programs
The USDA’s latest round of programs seek connect farmers to local food networks. Despite these efforts, it’s still hard for local producers to get real help.
Geauga County woman travels to Taiwan, Zambia with IFYE
Many people like to wait for life to happen to them, and others actively search out what life experiences they can find. Meghan O’Reilly is an active searcher, wanting life to be a rich adventure. A self-described 25-year-old Geauga County native “farm kid” who participated in 4-H from the time she can remember, O’Reilly’s family
Youngstown school now offering aquaponics, growing opportunities
Choffin Carreer and Technical Center in Youngstown is offering an aquaponics program in hopes of bolstering the city’s burgeoning local food scene.
