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Ohio State offers equine reproduction short courses
Seminars will be held Dec. 12-15 and include plenty of hands-on learning experience.
Dankfest showcases pioneer crafts
The Harmony Museum in western Pennsylvania presents Dankfest Aug. 25-26, a festival created to preserve crafts and around-the-home skills that were part of 18th and 19th century pioneer and rural life.
Angus champions parade at Ohio show
Angus exhibitors led 118 entries at the 2003 Ohio Angus Preview Show in Washington Court House.
Is a barn remodel in your future?
When planning dairy barn improvements, consider free stall size, bedding material, water availability, lighting, floor grooving and fan placement.
A shot in the dark
Kymberly Foster Seabolt shares the story of an unexpected accident at her home. Mr. Wonderful was shot in the rear end by a rogue arrow unleashed by a plastic-wrapped Christmas tree stored in a closet.
Welcome to paradise, er, paradox
According to Alan Guebert, there’s a paradox occurring in today’s commodity and financial markets. He sheds some light on it in his column this week.
2017 Wayne County Fair sale results
The 2017 Wayne County Junior Fair market livestock auction was Sept. 13 and 14. The two-day sale brought in over $900,000.
Amid border crisis, farm groups call for immigration reform
Farmers hope to keep immigration reform alive, want action this year.
Push the pencil now so you are prepared
During the next month, I will be on the road across Ohio helping to teach the OSU Income Tax Schools. These workshops help teach tax professionals about the latest changes to the IRS tax codes. Today, I would like to remind farmers to push the numbers with their pencil to determine their potential tax liability
Integrated weed management best response to herbicide resistance
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Over-reliance on glyphosate-type herbicides for weed control on U.S. farms has created a dramatic increase in the number of genetically resistant weeds, according to a team of agricultural researchers, who say the solution lies in an integrated weed management program. “I’m deeply concerned when I see figures that herbicide use could
