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Spring turkey season will happen… no matter what
Sitting here with another deep freeze kind of day tapping on a frosted window, it’s hard to picture that in one month Ohio’s spring wild turkey season will open. But the calendar doesn’t lie and April 22 will happen, ready or not. Emerging trees and grass. Spring turkey hunting coincides with the emerging season, a
Upcoming webinars to focus on food safety, determining prices and hiring
PENINSULA, Ohio — Countryside Conservancy announces the next webinars in the two-year long monthly series aimed at specialty crop growers. “Ten Steps to Food Safety” will be presented from 7-8:30 p.m. March 28. Chris Blanchard of Rock Spring Farm and Flying Rutabaga Works in Iowa will share pragmatic steps for incorporating food safety practices on
Chardon High School earns fourth place at 2012 Canon Envirothon
COLUMBUS — A five-member team of students from Chardon High School in Chardon, Ohio, has earned a fourth place finish out of 54 teams at the 2012 Canon Envirothon. This event is a week-long environmental education competition sponsored by Canon U.S.A. Inc., a leader in digital imaging solutions. The winning team was announced July 26
Crop programs set in northwest Ohio
COLUMBUS — Field crop farmers will have two opportunities this February to get up to speed on new research and technology from Ohio State University experts.
Deadline approaching to sign up for giant Miscanthus program
CONNEAUT, Ohio — Aloterra Energy is encouraging farmers and landowners to sign up quickly to grow giant Miscanthus, a non-invasive, perennial grass used for energy production.
Blossom Music Center land conserved for Cuyahoga Valley National Park
CLEVELAND — The Musical Arts Association, The Trust for Public Land and the National Park Service announced recently that nearly one-third of the property of the popular Blossom Music Center, situated outside both Akron and Cleveland and entirely within the Cuyahoga Valley National Park, has been conserved as an addition to the national park. Sale
2009 Butler Farm Show Livestock Sale
Amerikohl Mining, Inc. purchased four of the top 12 animals at the 2009 Butler County Farm Show. Find out bid prices and sale averages, and view photos from the sale and around the fairgrounds.
Interactive map shows alternative fuel data
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and the National Renewable Energy Lab (NREL) are launching a comprehensive mapping tool to help industry and government planners implement alternative fuels and advanced vehicles. About the tool The new TransAtlas tool combines several different types of geographic data to identify areas with potential for developing advanced
Sun is shining on those interested in solar energy
PHILADELPHIA — Thousands of Pennsylvania homeowners and small business owners eager to slash or even eliminate their electricity bills will be able to install new solar technologies at a discount of up to 45 percent, thanks to a new program. Big discount The PA Sunshine Solar Program will provide $100 million in rebates to help
Ohio State grooming veterinarians with new early commitment program
COLUMBUS — A national shortage of veterinarians specializing in livestock, poultry and other food animals could be alleviated as the result of a new program at Ohio State University. Ohio State’s Department of Animal Sciences and its College of Veterinary Medicine are jointly sponsoring the new program, “Veterinary Early Commitment Program for Students Interested in
