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Study reveals ag-related injuries more numerous than previously known
A new study by Penn State researchers suggests that the agriculture industry is even more dangerous than previously believed.
OSU Extension to be trained in mental health response efforts
Ohio State University Extension professionals will soon be trained in how to identify and handle mental health related crises.
This world just lost one of the good guys
There are people who walk the path of life so graciously, so quietly, that we sometimes don’t stop to celebrate the enormity of their presence.
Cold front
The recent cold spell has Kymberly Foster Seabolt considering the cost of heating a mansion.
We always think we’ve paid our due
It seems, somehow, that we had a very good year last year. It’s always shocking, isn’t it, to be told just how much your hard work paid off — that you look pretty darn successful on paper — and for that, an enormous chunk of money must be handed over. Every year, we think we
Silage responsibility: Protect our future
I remember one of the first times I learned about silage leachate and how toxic it can be to aquatic life. Luckily, my first experience wasn’t looking at a bunch of dead rotting fish trying to get out of their polluted homes. I was simply reading about it, and talking about conservation practices to help
Brown Swiss bring highest average of the five breed sales at Spring Dairy Expo
COLUMBUS — The Spring Dairy Expo featured five breed sales that kept the sale ring busy March 28-30. Ayrshire The 2013 edition of the Buckeye Classic Ayrshire sale, co-hosted by the Buckeye Dairy Club and the Ohio Ayrshire Breeders, featured 35 lots that sold for an average of $1,283. The top seller at $2,300 was
Late corn planting won’t necessarily mean lower yields
Farmers can expect yield losses of at least one bushel per acre for every day’s delay in planting after the first week of May. But it all depends on July and August weather.
Sustainability + farm productivity = future
When it comes to farming, why don’t we see more sentences with the words “sustainable” and “productivity” in them? They are the only things that will keep food on all our tables.
FSA Andy for July 9, 2009
Hello Again! Well, I got away with an opinion last week so I think I’ll start off with another opinion of mine about something I have trouble understanding. Is this the year of the groundhog or what? I have never seen as many nor had so many farmers complain about them and from different counties.
