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New York dairy farmers plan to keep farming, expand operations in future
The majority of dairy farm operators in all areas of New York state plan to maintain or expand their dairy herds, and are prepared to keep their land in farming through the next generation.
New focus on agriculture leads to exploration of new partnerships
The Nature Conservancy is embracing agriculture as a new priority and is seeking new partnerships in this area.
Conference combines fruit, vegetable growers, marketers, Christmas trees
The Christmas Tree Association’s winter meeting is a major new addition to the conference.
Asian automakers continue to set the quality mark
Toyota’s Lexus Division continues to dominate other manufacturers in initial product quality, earning top honors in three out of the four segments in which it competes.
Angus breeders compete at state show
Ohio Angus breeders paraded 109 females, 20 bulls and nine cow-calf pairs at the 2001 Ohio Angus Preview Show, June 30.
We’re still here: Polcen’s cows visit Summit Co. Fair
TALLMADGE, Ohio – There’s only six head in his entire herd – and the herd is merely a hobby these days – but Jim Polcen still washes them and hauls them and shows them at the Summit County Fair.
Jefferson SWCD applauds conservation award winners
Charlie Henry was recognized as the Conservation Farmer of the Year at the Oct. we annual meeting. Distinguished service awards were also presented.
Farmland preservation deadline nears
The Ohio Department of Agriculture will accept applications for the second round of Clean Ohio agricultural easement purchases through April 30.
Dairies poised to cash in on cull cows
Dairy cull cows could make extra profit at the livestock auction through Pennsylvania’s new Blue Tag Program.
Ohio Bull Test comes to an end
SALEM, Ohio – After nearly four decades, the Ohio Bull Test program will end this spring. The 37th and final sale will be April 15 at the Eastern Agricultural Research Station in Belle Valley.
