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OSU soybean crop trials reveal higher than expected yields
Despite heavy rains that set back spring planting and dry summer conditions, soybean yields still managed to beat early predictions.
Farm and Dairy’s week in review: 6/6
This week’s top stories include Ohio and Michigan’s ban on poultry shows, an Ohio man’s indictment for his cattle-rustling scheme, the new renewable fuel standard and the U.S. Senate’s approval of the trade promotion authority.
How to build a compost bin for backyard recycling
How do you compost? Here’s some information about building your own compost bin.
What can I plant now?
The most common misconception about fall vegetable production is that you need a hoop or green house to do it.
2013 Mercer Co. 4-H Roundup livestock sale totals nearly $142,000
This year’s market livestock sale at the Mercer County (Pa.) 4-H Roundup totaled nearly $142,000.
Ohio State’s anaerobic digestion technology now being commercialized
WOOSTER, Ohio — Cleveland-based quasar energy group has broken ground on its first integrated anaerobic digestion system, a patent-pending technology developed by the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center to increase the types of waste that can be converted to biogas for energy and fuel uses. The integrated system, known as iADs, is currently under
CAUV rates are increasing; just how much will remain a mystery for now
A meeting held by the Ohio Farm Bureau, was to alert the public to changes in the CAUV program.
Bale out: Ohioan invents a better way — the Kuhns Hay Accumulator system
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — That old saying about necessity being the mother of all invention? It’s true, you know. Just ask Kenny Kuhns. The Trumbull County, Ohio, farmer was frustrated with the labor-intensive process of making small square bales of hay. He had a good market for the smaller bales, selling to local horse owners, but
Nothing to sneeze at: Earthworms blamed for spread of giant ragweed
LAWRENCE, Kan. — Scientists have discovered that “underground gardening” by earthworms is contributing to the spread of giant ragweed, a plant that causes sneezes and sniffles and is one of the nation’s most irritating weeds. “Earthworms help ragweed thrive by systematically collecting and burying its seeds in their burrows,” said weed ecologist Emilie Regnier of
Ahhh, Nuts
Home Living columnist Laurie Marlatt Steeb writes about nuts and nomenclature.
