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GreenEnergyTV spotlights green work
SALEM, Ohio — Craig Zamary says he’s passionate about the environment. The 30-something from Mahoning County, Ohio, drives a hybrid Toyota Prius and uses geothermal energy to heat his home, which is filled with energy efficient appliances. He calls his office in the Youngstown business incubator green, too: With only a laptop and telephone, he’s
Broken promises of rural development
It happened again the other week at a local public forum on agriculture.
The panel of speakers included me, two farmers and a state Farm Bureau economist.
World then and now seem strikingly similar
When author Louis Bromfield was looking to give his life roots, he turned to a farm in northcentral Ohio. Columnist Judith Sutherland shares the story.
Corn prices not worth pulling out of conservation programs
WOOSTER, Ohio – With continuous corn production comes increased nitrogen inputs and higher chances of water quality issues associated with run-off.
Are your alfalfa stands good enough?
There are several easy guidelines growers can use when evaluating whether to keep a stand.
Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns resigns; Charles Conner is replacement
SALEM, Ohio – The son of a dairy farmer left Washington, D.C., last week, walking away from what he called a ‘dream come true’ to follow his heart home to Nebraska.
Ohio releases 14,000 pheasants at public hunting areas
The Division of Wildlife will release male pheasants (roosters) at 36 public hunting areas throughout Ohio for the following dates: Oct. 19, the first youth weekend; Oct. 26, second youth weekend; Nov. 1, opening day; Nov. 9 and Nov. 28, Thanksgiving Day.
Young farmers raise $5,000 in agricultural toys for Christmas
Young farmers and agriculture professionals from Wayne, Ashland and Medina counties raised $5,000 in toys for Christmas at the Ag Toy Drive Nov. 21.
Rural communities get economic development help
USDA Rural Development is giving 47 rural communities free technical assistance to help build long-term economic development plans.
Pa. farmers can get tax credit for conservation
Pennsylvania farmers who want to use best management practices or purchase on-farm conservation equipment can now apply for tax credits through the Resource Enhancement and Protection (REAP) program.
