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Harvest season safety tips
Please read up on all the farm safety tips you can find before you get busy with harvest.
Roundup of FFA news for Jan. 26, 2017
Hillsdale FFA members competed in the Nursery and Landscape CDE Jan. 17, at Lorain County Joint Vocational Center, and placed second as a team, advancing them to state.
Get your wheels turning on this Hazard a Guess Item
Hello from Hazard! W. Dave Marshall, of Seaman, Ohio, was quick to tell us what Item No. 1057 was: It’s a clinch cutter, made by the (then) Champion Bolt & Clipper Company of Meadville, Pennsylvania. Marshall, who has been shoeing horses for 59 years, says a clinch cutter is used to cut the horseshoe nails
Pa. dairy industry meeting reminds participants to forge their own future
Two panel discussions were featured at the joint annual partners meeting of the Center for Dairy Excellence and Center for Dairy Excellence Foundation of Pennsylvania in December.
Stalk lodging and ear drop impact corn yields
By Peter Thomison (The following is reprinted from the OSU Extension C.O.R.N. newsletter for Oct. 30-Nov. 6.) COLUMBUS — The heavy rains and strong winds (plus snow in some areas) forecast this week increase the potential for stalk lodging and ear drop, which could impact yields and slow grain harvest. The loss of one “normal”
Business profile: Drotleff Marketing and Equipment
MAGNOLIA, Ohio — Drotleff Marketing and Equipment, owned by Jay Drotleff, was started in April 2009 and has one full-time employee and one part-time employee.
Gardeners will want to attend conference
SUGARCREEK, Ohio — All around the world, growing urban populations are seeking community spaces — parks, victory gardens, greenways and gardens — as essential components of daily life, places of reflection, recreation and celebration. This symposium will examine timeless principles of design — whether applied to the creation of a residential garden or a public
New foundation to support dairy show’s youth exhibitors
HARRISBURG, Pa. — All-American Dairy Show youth exhibitors will benefit from a newly formed foundation designed to help support educational and training opportunities, said Agriculture Secretary Russell C. Redding. Beginning Two years ago, Chip Savage of Knoxville, Md., donated a Holstein March calf, Savage-Leigh Z Linsee-ET, that sold in the Eastern Elite Holstein Sale during
Pennsylvania in need of April showers
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — The first quarter of 1969 was the only one in Pennsylvania since 1895 drier than the start of 2009, according to Penn State weather and precipitation experts. The winter of 2008-09 was a dry one, according to Bryan Swistock, Extension water resources specialist in the College of Agricultural Sciences, who attributed
Association helps markets recover $1.43 million for unpaid livestock
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Action authorized by Livestock Marketing Association’s executive committee, including shouldering a major portion of the legal fees, has helped seven LMA member markets recover approximately $1.43 million from Agriprocessors, Inc., Postville, Iowa. The money is for livestock the markets sold to the firm, but weren’t paid for, before it filed a
