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Looking back to 1938 gives a glimpse into the past
From my Looking Back Department, comes this glimpse of farming in July of 1938 (I was almost five years old), as recorded in the pages of Successful Farming magazine. On the cover is a color photograph of a straw-hatted and bib overall clad farmer in front of his Farmall F-20 tractor enjoying a tin cupful
Halting obsession with carbon is key to sustaining agriculture
By ANDY ANDREWS Contributing writer STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — Wes Jackson believes we can solve agriculture’s 10,000-year-old problem. Jackson spoke to hundreds of attendees Feb. 4 at the 20th annual Pennsylvania Association for Sustainable Agriculture‘s Farming for the Future Conference. The conference was conducted Feb. 2-5 at the Penn Stater Conference Center Hotel in State
Nine people to watch in 2009: Vogel, Obama, Vilsack, Pacelle, Crossen, Smith, Galbraith, Clatterbuck, Pryor/Clark
If you don’t recognize these people by now, you will by the end of the year. Here are Farm and Dairy’s picks for Nine People to Watch in 2009.
Water: The elixir of life, farming
Water is called many different things depending on your situation and location. Here in southern Ohio, it’s a real nuisance.
For a family dairy farm to succeed, someone needs to step up and lead
Successful top managers have successful businesses. Failing top managers have failing businesses. Family farms are no different.
Dalton Frischkorn receives American FFA Degree
Dalton Frischkorn, a Southern Local High School graduate and Wellsville resident, got his American FFA Degree at the 95th Annual National FFA Convention.
Gov. Corbett signs law cutting red tape for livestock exhibitors
Changes in the rules for livestock exhibitors mean less paperwork.
Ohioans receive SARE grants for ag education
ST. PAUL, Minn. — Two sustainable agriculture grants have been awarded within Ohio. Stephanie Jolliff at Ridgemont FFA in Ridgeway, Ohio, received a $2,000 grant from the North Central Region Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education Program for the project “Advocating for Sustainable Agriculture in Grades k-12.” Through the project , 70 Ridgemont FFA members will
Farmers: Take online courses!
ITHACA, N.Y. — Poultry and vegetable production, business and financial planning and recordkeeping online courses all start in January. The courses are from the Cornell Small Farms program. The following courses are starting in January: BF 104: Financial Records — Setting up Systems to Track Your Profitability BF 121: Veggie Farming – From Season-Long Care
Mycogen Seeds to focus on growing U.S. seed business
INDIANAPOLIS — Dow AgroSciences and Mycogen Seeds has announced plans to continue to invest in and expand their U.S. branded seeds business. New corn trait innovations and the commercial launch of those new technologies over the coming years are driving this additional investment in the business.
