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Soybean growers struggle a year after China tariffs
The past year has been the most challenging in a generation, U.S. soybean growers say, thanks to the trade war with China.
Penn State students win animal science academic quadrathlon
A team from Penn State University’s Block and Bridle and Dairy Science Clubs competed in the American Society of Animal Science’s Academic Quadrathlon.
New USDA app protects cattle from heat stress
USDA Agricultural Research Service launches app that forecasts conditions triggering heat stress in cattle.
New USDA portal enables farmers, ranchers to request conservation assistance online
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced that farmers, ranchers and private forest landowners can now do business with U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) through a new online portal.
Members of the Oil and Gas Technical Advisory Board selected
HARRISBURG, Pa. — Five members of the Oil and Gas Technical Advisory Board (TAB) have been selected. TAB’s mission is to increase transparency and communication about regulating the unconventional oil and gas drilling industry. TAB is authorized under the 2012 Oil and Gas Act to advise the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) in
Ashtabula meeting to discuss rising CAUV rates
As CAUV rates rise, landowners want to know why and what they can do.
Smithsonian seeks ag stories for farmer museum exhibition
The Smithsonian National Museum of American History is seeking farmers’ help in telling stories of the innovation and experiences of farming and ranching across the U.S.
Antique medical kit contains high levels of radiation
NORRISTOWN — The Department of Environmental Protection is asking anyone who knows the history of an antique medical kit found in a Chester County trash bin to contact the agency’s Bureau of Radiation Protection.
Grassland Reserve Program deadlines approach
Hello again! Yet another February is near its end and the brief interlude of record high temperatures this past week remind us that spring is coming very soon. Seed catalogs are arriving weekly, another sure sign of spring as we think about the possibilities for this year’s garden. It is hard for me to imagine
‘Ohio animal owners, unite’
Editor: “Ohio animal owners, unite” As November grows closer, all animal owners need to work as one since the deal between Gov. Ted Strickland, the Ohio Farm Bureau, and the HSUS. We have not received the support of the Ohio Farm Bureau. They say they have our backs, I say watch what they do to
