Search Results for "Dill"
News Results 820 of 1000 pages
Changes to Ohio’s antlerless deer permits
Deer permits mean different things, in different counties.
Champion ham record falls at W.Va. 4-H/FFA auction
Nelson’s Custom Meats smashed the record for price paid for the Grand Champion Ham at the 26th Annual Putnam-Lincoln County FFA and 4-H Ham, Bacon and Egg Show and Sale.
Ohio’s Homestead Exemption program about to change
Senior citizens who look forward to a property tax break at 65, known as the Homestead Exemption, could soon find themselves ineligible if they make more than $30,000 a year.
Advanced cover crop workshops set across Ohio
Growers who want to improve soil health, reduce soil erosion and cut down on nutrient losses should consider using cover crops.
Life can hold a variety of surprises
Sometimes the heart makes our path in life.
What’s holding back local meat? (Or which came first, the farmer or the processor?)
Livestock farmers say they need more processors to meet demand for local meat, but processors need steady supply of meat to stay in business.
W. Va. to host natural gas conference
CHARLESTON, W. VA. — Hundreds of natural gas and automotive industry professionals from across the nation are expected to attend the inaugural Appalachian Basin NGV Expo and Conference, taking place May 13-15 at the Charleston Civic Center in West Virginia. Hosted by Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin and the West Virginia Oil and Natural Gas Association,
Will soybean seeds be bigger this year?
Last year’s drought conditions plus late-season rains expedited the growth of soybean plants, which has caused fewer seed pods and larger seeds for growers to plant this year.
Farmers need to watch for drought-induced herbicide carryover
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — This summer’s lack of rain has translated into the potential for summer-applied herbicides to carry over into winter wheat or even spring-planted corn and soybean crops — something growers need to be monitoring, two Purdue Extension weed scientists say. Factors In a normal year, soil moisture helps dissipate herbicide soil concentrations,
Recycled manure solids for cow bedding can deliver with management
ST. PAUL, Minn. — Stall bedding materials for cows have become increasingly expensive and difficult to find. This situation has prompted many dairy producers to search for more feasible alternatives, such as sand and recycled manure solids.
