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State environmental officials band, inspect Harrisburg’s newest peregrine falcons
Three young peregrine falcons nesting on the 15th Floor of the Rachel Carson State Office Building in Harrisburg were banded and inspected today.
Chesapeake Bay farmers to be surveyed on use of conservation
Several ag and governmental organizations have partnered to develop a survey that will ask producers to document conservation.
Nutrition program expanding in 20 Ohio counties
A community nutrition program geared toward low-income families with children is expanding its reach.
‘What you DO know could hurt you’
Consumers have to know as much as possible about beef value at today’s prices — they are not willing to buy known unknowns or even unknown knowns.
Remember to talk about safety, on the road and in the field
Rash of recent car accidents is a reminder to talk about safety.
Deer antlers: The most highly prized bone in the woods
They are the sparkle in a hunter’s eye, possible the only reason he or she hunts. The topic of conversation at every gathering. They grace the cover of nearly every fall issue outdoor magazines, and they are the focus of banquets, camp fires and contests. They are what success is measured by, the basis for
We always think we’ve paid our due
It seems, somehow, that we had a very good year last year. It’s always shocking, isn’t it, to be told just how much your hard work paid off — that you look pretty darn successful on paper — and for that, an enormous chunk of money must be handed over. Every year, we think we
USDA report may affect baby trends
Grain market traders got evened up ahead of today’s USDA report.
Ohio Holstein Association still negotiating settlement
Deal could be near, but not yet official.
Satire is shaping the next generation
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Satire has always played an important role in democracy, but a current group of television satirists are more influential than ever with American citizens, particularly younger ones, according to a Penn State researcher. Sophia McClennen, professor of international affairs and comparative literature, said that Stephen Colbert and Jon Stewart, like Jonathan
