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Variety of architecture styles featured on Akron holiday home tour
The Stan Hywet home and gardens is only one of the stops on the annual Dec. 1-2 home tour sponsored by the museum.
Illinois horsemen pass equine checkoff
Illinois horsemen voted in a statewide referendum to implement an equine checkoff, the first of its kind in the United States.
Ask FSA Andy about Annie’s Project Retreat
Annie’s Project provides education and a support network to enhance business skills of women involved in all aspects of agriculture.
5 stories farmers read this week: Jan. 9, 2016
This week, the most read stories on FarmandDairy.com were about changes to the Veterinary Feed Directive, understanding livestock markets, the year ahead for crops and livestock and more.
Power Show Ohio reformats itself for exhibitors
The 45th Power Show Ohio changes include different days of the week.
Cost-share help for Ohio’s honeybees
COLUMBUS — Ohio farmers rely on bees to pollinate more than 70 crops, but 50 to 80 percent of the honeybees raised by Ohio’s registered beekeepers died last winter. Researchers suggest a number of reasons for this phenomenon, including the loss of the flowering habitat bees need to strengthen and grow their colonies. A program
Marketing assistance loans provide low-cost option
Hello friends, With harvest hopefully winding down for most of us, it is time begin putting the final plans into motion for actions over the winter months.Whether it is marketing grain, feeding livestock, milking cows or buying fertilizer and seed for next year, it is always good to have a plan. If your household is
Stalk lodging and ear drop impact corn yields
By Peter Thomison (The following is reprinted from the OSU Extension C.O.R.N. newsletter for Oct. 30-Nov. 6.) COLUMBUS — The heavy rains and strong winds (plus snow in some areas) forecast this week increase the potential for stalk lodging and ear drop, which could impact yields and slow grain harvest. The loss of one “normal”
West Virginia schools, FFA programs riding tide of local food interest
In-school meat processing labs opening across West Virginia.
Prized porker exhibited by York County resident
HARRISBURG, Pa. — The Supreme Champion swine at the 2012 Pennsylvania Farm Show was the winning Yorkshire, JTPS1 Flair 1-9, exhibited by James Parlett of Airville, Pa., York County.
