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Ohio meat goat marketing Web site launched
SALEM, Ohio – A newly developed meat goat marketing Web site has been developed by OSU Extension and the Buckeye Meat Goat Marketing Alliance.
Soy checkoff hopes growers share data
The soy checkoff’s is teaming up with Agrible to measure the environmental benefits from growing high oleic soybeans.
DEP study: Lyme disease risk in all 67 Pennsylvania counties
The blacklegged tick is the primary carrier of Lyme disease, an infectious disease caused by the bite of an infected tick that can cause fever, fatigue, headache, muscle aches and joint pain.
Ohio farmers get started on first planting season for hemp
This June, Ohio farmers are in their first hemp planting season. Julie Doran, of Westerville, Ohio, is one of the Ohio farmers giving hemp a shot.
Changes to coyote trapping on hold
In response to outspoken criticism from hunters and farmers, the Ohio Department of Natural Resource postponed a proposal to change coyote trapping and hunting rules, Feb. 18. The proposal would have required coyote hunters and trappers to get fur taker permits, and would have limited the season for trapping coyotes. It is no longer under consideration for the current round of changes, but could be considered again as soon as this summer, according to ODNR.
10 ways to increase dairy profitability
Herds of all sizes can make profitability a reality with increased focus on management, animal genetics, nutrition programs and overall efficiency.
Exhibitors buoyed by farm optimism
LONDON, Ohio — The early crop harvest kept farmers in the fields instead of at last week’s Farm Science Review, as attendance at this year’s Farm Science Review was 124,122, compared to last year’s crowd of 138,014.
Trumbull County Fair long on tradition
It was a year of traditions at the Trumbull County Fair junior livestock sale July 14. Get a complete wrap-up of the sale results.
The more things change, the more things change
Alan Guebert discusses two reports and how they demonstrate a need to adopt climate change policies in the agricultural industry.
It’s that sweet and sappy holiday time
Kymberly Foster Seabolt settles in for another season of sweet, sassy, somewhat predictable and all-too-perfect Hallmark Christmas movies.
