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Groups and colleges unite to create national task force on antibiotic use
A national task force has been created to advise the federal government on the use of antibiotics in production agriculture.
Fall facts: 12 things you may not know about autumn
As fall foliage creates a colorful display and children frolic in leaf piles on the lawn, you may want to learn a few lesser-known facts about autumn.
Celebrating the life of Ohio State’s Harry Barr
“I expect you to do better next time.” Dr. Harry Barr, Ohio State University professor and teacher of Dairy Science 201 — the introductory dairy science class, and my very first dairy class back in 1979 — said it quietly as he laid my first exam face down on the desk in front of me.
Pa. youth donates cull cow proceeds, sets precedent for new program
HARRISBURG, Pa. — A Pennsylvania youth recently set an example for the dairy community with her generous donation of cull cow proceeds to the All-American Dairy Foundation, which supports the youth activities at the annual All-American Dairy Show in Harrisburg. Katie Osborne, the 18-year-old daughter of Jim and Irene Osborne of Millerstown, Perry County, was
Utica and Marcellus shale: Midstream development just starting
CAMBRIDGE, Ohio — Business and government leaders gathered in Cambridge for the Ohio Utica Midstream Development Forum Nov. 6 to discuss what the future holds for oil and gas industry. The main topic were pipelines and processing, often called the “midstream.” It’s a critical piece of the industry, as Dominion Gas officials told the group:
Building a viral video, agriculture style
One of the most efficient and cost-effective tools farmers have is social media. Knowing this, the Midwest Dairy Association took to social media to help promote the dairy industry. After gaining 100,000 views, the video is officially a success story.
OARDC breaks ground on new ag engineering building
After a tornado destroyed their building in September of 2010, a new research and engineering facility is being built that will house some 50-plus staff.
Outdoor artist Kevan Crouse finds inspiration today, yesterday
Award-winning artist Kevan Crouse never wants for inspiration.
Shale gas permitting didn’t slow in December
This is our Marcellus and Utica shale gas permit update for the month of December.
Researchers find mechanism that may stop E. coli from developing in cattle
DALLAS — Microbiologists at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, working with the Department of Agriculture, have identified a potential target in cattle that could be exploited to help prevent outbreaks of food-borne illnesses caused by a nasty strain of Escherichia coli. Completed study In the study, researchers interfered with a genetic sensing mechanism
