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Ethanol boom continues to advance
In his opening address to the 11th National Ethanol Conference Feb. 21, Renewable Fuels Association President Bob Dinneen declared loudly and proudly that “ethanol has arrived.
Interest in cover crop program growing, amid success
With strong results, the cover cover crop program continues to grow.
Bean family shows grand champion at Western Pa. Holstein Championship
Rolling-Spring Holsteins, the Bean family of Franklin, Pa., earned premier breeder and premier exhibitor honors at this year’s Western Pa. Holstein Championship Show.
The Racing Report: Norton Raceway Park
Norton Raceway Park née Barberton Speedway in southwestern Summit County, Ohio must have nine lives, writes photojournalist Matthew Chasney.
More Ohio farmers are turning to guidance systems
COLUMBUS — Guidance systems, like real-time kinetic auto steer, continue to be one of the top precision agriculture components of choice for Ohio farmers, and the most rapidly adopted precision equipment, according to an Ohio State University agricultural economics survey. Marv Batte, an agricultural economist with the Department of Agricultural, Environmental, and Development Economics, surveyed
New livestock center dedicated
Officials say the new Samuel E. Hayes Jr. Livestock Evaluation Center is one of the world’s largest agricultural facilities.
Leader tractors put Auburn, Ohio, on the map
Located in northeastenr Ohio, in Auburn, Ohio, Lewis and Walter Brockway first built the American Garden Tractor, and then formed the Leader Tractor Company in 1940.
Worker wages are not the cause of higher food prices
Alan Guebert investigates higher food prices. All too often the money doesn’t flow to farmers, farmworkers or food processing and restaurant workers.
St-Pierre: Off-kilter dairy economics have even the experts stumped
SEBRING, Ohio – Forget the trends, the ag economists and their forecasts, and how things used to be.
Flooding fallout is anyone’s guess
While Midwestern farmers and the U.S. Department of Agriculture have precise measurements on how much rain fell where in the deluge that socked 2008 planting, it will be months before anyone anywhere will know the final damage to property, production and prices. Early guesses — a few official, many unofficial — however, are floating in.
