Monthly Archives: November 2000
Kent planetarium to explore Star of Bethlehem
The nighttime sky as seen from the Holy Land in the year 6 B.C. will be recreated when the Kent State University Planetarium holds its annual Star of Bethlehem show.
Internet helps find roots of family trees
The Internet has transformed the time-consuming effort of researching genealogy into a speedy search.
Idora Park display comes to Salem
The Idora Park Museum Committee is preserving the memory of Idora Park, now defunct, in Youngstown, Ohio, through traveling displays.
Hog profit margins slim as supply expands
USDA says more pork is on the way, and that means tighter margins for pork producers.
Harkin calls for StarLink compensation
Sen. Tom Harkin, the ranking Democrat on the Senate Agriculture Committee, is calling on the Clinton administration to make sure farmers aren't left holding an expensive bag in the wake of the StarLink corn losses.
Grammers earn Mahoning SWCD honor
Bill and Debbie Grammer of North Benton received this year's Goodyear Conservation Farmer of the Year award from the Mahoning Soil and Water Conservation District.
Garst finds Cry9C protein in non-StarLink corn variety
Limited quantities of a single, non-StarLink corn hybrid produced by Garst in 1998 appear to contain a small percentage of the Cry9C protein.
Don’t be left out!
Farm and Dairy is updating its listings for the eighth edition of the Agri-Book, the only comprehensive directory of Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia and national agricultural associations and agencies.
Changing dairy industry needs to focus on biosecurity
The expansion of individual dairy operations has made biosecurity a top priority of many producers.
Book pokes fun at that rusty iron
Here's the perfect gift for that antique tractor lover on your list.
