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Farm bill 2014: National Milk says Dairy Security Act dead, looking at other options
The National Milk Producers Federation had worked on the DSA for four years, but now says the full House will not consider the act.
New England Cottontail: Ernst Seeds may hold the key to save endangered species
MEADVILLE, Pa. — The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) recently purchased live plant materials from Ernst Conservation Seeds of Meadville, Pa., as part of a comprehensive, multi-agency effort to restore habitat and save the New England cottontail — a lesser-known species similar in appearance to the more common eastern cottontail. Planting began in March
Ohio farm markets get share of $9 million
CLEVELAND — The U.S. Department of Agriculture released more than $9 million in grants to organizations across 39 states bolster the connection between farmers and their consumers. The grants are part of the Farmers Market Promotion Program. U.S. Agriculture Deputy Secretary Kathleen Merrigan made the announcement Sept. 21 in Ohio, which has more than 6,800
Bigger heifers take better management
Breeding heifers by size, rather than age, can impact profit potential.
For the Bay: Precision feeding now extends to beef cattle in Pennsylvania
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — A strategy to control nutrient pollution from livestock in the Chesapeake Bay watershed — precision feeding, which increasingly has been employed in dairy operations — is now being extended to beef cattle. Penn State Extension educators, who have been guiding agricultural producers through the process of employing precision feeding, are taking
Equine hives may be easy diagnosis, but often have an elusive cause
By ASHLEY MITEK Perhaps your mare snuck out of the barn last night with the stallion next door for an over-the-top first date at a restaurant serving fresh shellfish (instead of a romp in the hay). At least then you may have a definitive cause for the lumps and bumps covering your horse’s body when
Ewing: Bullet 2 is ‘dream come true’
Practical farm experience pays off for OSU student, who uses his mechanical knowledge to help build record-setting fuel cell car.
Support of 4-H, FFA youth is priceless
The small signs were plastered throughout the barns at the Ashtabula County Fairgrounds: “Who will buy the million dollar steer?” and “Who will buy the half-million dollar hog?” The signs made sense when sale officials announced this would be the year that the total for the steer sale would pass the million dollar mark (at
‘Hypermilers’ court danger on the roads
Hypermilers may save fuel, but endanger themselves and others with their tactics.
Business Profile: Minerva True Value
MINERVA, Ohio –If progress is measured by change and adapting to the trends in the local area, Minerva True Value has been making progress for years.
