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Residual herbicide restrictions likely to affect cover crop planting decisions
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — With interest in cover crops increasing among farmers unable to plant corn because of bad weather, Purdue Extension plant experts say growers should consider herbicide residue restrictions when making planting decisions.
Letter writer cites false HSUS information
HSUS: Previous letter writer recklessly ignored facts that don’t agree with his perspective, and cited a false document that has been retracted.
Can ag be a larger part of economic development efforts in your county?
Ohio communities seeking to promote the viability of local farms and agricultural economic development
Taking the job seriously
Hello Again! After you read this week’s FSA Andy, you will realize that the author of this weekly column changes with the passing of every month. To compare myself to the writer of last month, you are talking about two completely different individuals. To begin with, I am a female Andy and last month it
Beekeeper is a modern-day Thoreau
Writer Sue Hubbell, a fiercely independent beekeeper who makes her living all alone on her land in the Ozarks, had to be convinced that she had a memoir worth writing.
Northwestern FFA honors members
Andrea Keener was recognized with the Dekalb Award
Tiny tubers aren’t ‘small potatoes’
CHARLESTON, S.C. – A Clemson University scientist at the Coastal Research and Education Center hopes some tiny tubers will become more than “small potatoes” for farmers.
Knox Co. tree farm wins state honor
Ohio Forestry Association names White Oaks Farm in Knox County Ohio Tree Farm of the Year and Jim Elze of Salem Ohio Tree Farm Inspector for 2001.
Dress of Holocaust survivor on display
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum launched the Silent Witnesses: Artifacts from the Collection of the Museum national tour in Cleveland in honor of the museum’s 10th anniversary.
Area cooperatives combine operations
The merger proposal was approved by more than 70 percent of the cooperatives’ members.
