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No stopping him now: Austin Yaworsky’s new track chair
Austin Yaworsky, of Huron County, Ohio, had his dream come true on Christmas Day when he received his Action Trackstander. The Trackstander allows Austin to stand up and travel over some of the most challenging terrain. It’s given him back his independence.
REAP funding saves farmers thousands of dollars in electricity costs
Rich Perkoski received funding through REAP to put solar panels on the rooftop of his barn which has saved him thousands of dollars since they came online.
Roundup of FFA news for Nov. 24, 2022
Catch up on local FFA news from Zane Trace FFA, West Holmes FFA, Northwestern FFA, Black River FFA, Wellington FFA, Hillsdale FFA and Fayetteville FFA.
Moldy feed: Risks and prevention
Learn how to recognize the symptoms of giving mold feed to livestock and minimize the impact it has on your farm.
Kasich’s executive order concerns many
Task force members concerned there could be too many shortcomings in Kasich’s plan, with one member likening it to a “random act of regulation.”
Modifying rice crops to resist herbicide prompts weedy neighbors’ growth spurt
Rice containing an overactive gene that makes it resistant to a common herbicide can pass that genetic trait to weedy rice, prompting powerful growth even without a weed-killer to trigger the modification benefit, new research shows.
Plan to add value to your pasture
Pasture is a valuable forage resource. Like any resource, it responds to management. What is your plan to add value to your pasture in 2013?
Pity the poor, misunderstood grain market speculator
The grain market needs speculators, but they are fickle. They will set a price to take a profit and liquidate. If there are a lot of them following some trading company’s advice, the market can be adversely affected in a short time. They may even reverse positions, putting huge pressure on the market.
Ohio Sheep Day: Looking for new farming niche? Think sheep
Accelerated lambing could hold key to greater sheep profitability, and small farms in Midwest are poised to take advantage of opportunity.
Learning from innovative grazing systems in southern Brazil
Brazilian agriculture dramatically changed in the past 20 years.
We know of the rapid increase in Brazilian soybean production.
