Search Results for "Peach"
News Results 671 of 1000 pages
DuPont Pioneer, John Deere offer near real-time field level data
Agriculture technology leaders DuPont Pioneer and John Deere are collaborating to deliver near real-time field level data to growers.
Student welders can register to compete at Empire Farm Days
SENECA FALLS, N.Y. — Students interested in competing in the New York State FFA welding contest at Empire Farm Days are encouraged to preregister by Aug. 1 Students may also register on site at 9 a.m. on contest day Thursday, Aug. 9; the competition begins at 10 a.m. at the contest area next to the
Expert to explain ways of cutting spending in the kitchen at workshop
TOLEDO, Ohio — Thousands of dollars are wasted each year as restaurateurs and entrepreneurs in the food industry sometimes inaccurately account for the ingredients in recipes, mishandle measuring utensils and other ventures that contribute to unnecessary spending. Mark Kelnhofer, president and CEO from Return on Ingredients, will educate and prepare those looking to better understand
Ohio, Pa. farmers appointed to Young Farmers & Ranchers committee
WASHINGTON — New members have been appointed to the American Farm Bureau Federation’s national Young Farmers & Ranchers committee, for the 2012-2014 term beginning in March.
Our values have consequences
Editor: In his book titled The Great Awakening, Jim Wallis relates the importance of integrity and accountability in doing what’s right and proper in finding solutions to our greatest challenges in life. Unfortunately, wrong decisions have caused chaotic proportions from our depressed economy, scandals of pork-barrel spending, the ability of special interest money channeled to
Pigs bulk up with sports supplement
A combination of creatine and sugar used by athletes as a sports supplement may also increase the rate of muscle growth in pigs.
Citizens group announces student essay competition
Ohio Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse is offering college scholarships for essays from graduating seniors on “The Role of the Ohio Supreme Court.”
But what did the Navajo weaver get?
An extremely rare 19th century Navajo blanket was appraised at up to half a million on Antique Road Show.
Farm giveaway still open
SALEM, Ohio – It’s not over yet. So says Rose Wallace, the Ashtabula County farm owner who, along with her husband, Dennis, vowed nearly a year ago to give their farm to the winner of an essay contest.
Business profile: Gause Equipment Inc.
LISBON, Ohio — Gause Equipment Inc. was started by Charles “Chuck” Gause and Francis Richey in 1956, and was known as Gause and Richey, a pick-up and delivery service. Then Gause secured an International Harvester franchise. At that time, the business was surrounded by cornfields.
