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Doris, the Queen Mother of the flock
Doris the Dorset has earned herself a new name, and she just keeps teaching us all sorts of things whether we want to learn it or not.
Vilsack says bioproducts complement ag, create a new economy
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack spoke about the opportunities of products made from plants and agriculture, during the Bioproducts World Showcase.
History is airborne at Moore family farm
The Moore family has a long history in crop production, and a more recent interest in aviation.
Ohio water quality bill moving through capitol
Ohio’s nutrient and water quality bill seen as a good defense against federal regulation.
Farm Science Review panel talks economics of water quality, fertilizer tax
One panelist says best approach would be to tax farmers for applying nitrogen and phosphorus.
Shepherd’s symposium notes top producers, hails benefits of grazing
Ohio Sheep Improvement Association’s annual event draws large crowd to learn about year-round grazing.
Ohio State University Extension can help you prepare for a better 2011
I can remember back several years ago on the first day of a junior high school math class. The teacher gave each student a piece of wood about the size and shape of a quarter. On each side of this wooden piece were the words “to” and “it”. He explained that he didn’t like hearing
Farmers should think like CFOs to weather fluctuations in business
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Farmers who want to make money in today’s unpredictable economy would do well to assume a corporate mindset and think like a chief financial officer, a Purdue University agricultural economist says. With many farm businesses now multimillion-dollar operations and the operating risk in agriculture increasing, producers should focus more time on
‘Vomitoxin’ a nasty word for this year’s wheat crop
Testing wheat necessary to assure safety, and what it can be used for.
Compromise reached: HSUS will not be heading to the ballot this November
Gov. Strickland said a compromise is good for Ohio agriculture and animal welfare.
