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Desire to learn never ends for Lawrence Co. beef producer
ENON VALLEY, Pa. – For Ed Nicol, breeding cattle is more than just throwing the bull in with the cows.
Summer heat means time for midseason check-up
Summer storms aren’t the only thing we ought to be warned about. Here are some other midsummer warnings.
Enjoy your kids, time goes quick
Life, it has been said, is a series of dress rehearsals. If you keep working on it, one day you will be ready for the real show. Parenting seems to fit this bill in every possible way. First, the banner is raised, announcing two happy people are about to become parents. My grandmother whispered to
Life doesn’t always go how we plan
To paraphrase the famous lines from Robert Burns’ To a Mouse poem: The best laid plans of mice and men often go awry. (If you want the Scottish brogue version: The best laid schemes o’ mice and men gang a’ft agley.) Today’s plans were to play outside after first writing the column, maybe getting some
Timely rains yield exceptional crops in Eastern Corn Belt
Dryness in the Midwest has plagued most of the growing season. However, crops are expected to be exceptional in the Eastern Corn Belt due to timely rains.
Ag groups push EPA to fight courts on pesticide application ruling
[Corrected April 1, 2009, 11:45 a.m.] SALEM, Ohio — Farmers who apply pesticides on fields near waterways may soon need permits to do so. That’s according to a recent ruling by the Cincinnati-based Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, which says pesticides are pollutants and will require farmers to secure a Clean Water Act permit before
Global activity of pork and beef remains strong
DENVER — Despite the prolonged slowdown in global economic activity and the initial wave of A-H1N1 Influenza-related market reactions, exports of U.S. pork and beef held up reasonably well in the month of April.
A good and faithful servant has earned his rest and reward
Judith Sutherland recalls her uncle Howard’s gentle nature and impact on her life, following his passing.
Farm and Dairy’s week in review: 5/2
This week’s top stories include tips on companion planting, managing spring and summer pastures, interpreting what weeds say about garden soil and the latest market update.
Pasture project helps with planning
SALEM, Ohio – Thanks to a new research project, Ohio graziers may have another tool to manage their pastures.
