During adolescence, parents and teens change in opposite ways
As teens begin moving into their peak years of physical ability, sexuality and attractiveness, middle-aged parents may begin noticing the opposite trends themselves.
Funding, experts available to help farmers transition to organic
The program is available to for-profit enterprises in non-organic agricultural production that are not currently certified organic.
There IS a Santa Claus
Santa Claus has purchased a summer home in Middlefield, Ohio so he can give special attention to children with a serious illness.
A roundup of FFA news for Dec. 24, 2015
This week's roundup includes news from the Black River, Hillsdale and Northwestern FFA chapters.
A roundup of 4-H news for Dec. 24, 2015
This week's roundup includes news from the Beaver County (Pa.) 4-H club and the Columbiana County Junior Leaders 4-H club.
Michigan lifts poultry exhibit ban
Michigan joins other states in lifting the poultry ban.
Penn State to offer classes on livestock profitability
The courses, all of which begin Feb. 3, will cover profit-enhancing production principles.
U.S. hops crop increasing amid consumer demand
As demand for craft beer grows, so does the demand for hops.
Minnesota lifts poultry quarantine
The Minnesota Board of Animal Health has lifted the last of the avian influenza quarantines.
How the spending and tax bill affects agriculture
In addition to tax breaks and tax extensions, the end-of-year spending bill also repeals country of origin labeling.
