Pa. Farm Show offers new attractions
HARRISBURG, Pa. -- The 98th Pennsylvania Farm Show is slated for Jan. 4-11, at the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex and Expo Center in Harrisburg.
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Pennsylvania Farm Bureau welcomes visitors at Pa. Farm Show
Pennsylvania Farm Bureau will host a variety of activities, including kid-friendly events, in its exhibit area at the 98th Pennsylvania Farm Show from Jan. 4-11 at the Farm Show Complex in Harrisburg.
Dairy checkoff continues to produce results
The dairy checkoff's strategy of working with partners grew more dairy sales in 2013.
Vertical farm to establish operations in eastern Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett announced recently that Green Spirit Farms LLC, a sustainable vertical farm, will establish operations in Lackawanna County and create at least 101 new jobs.
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...
Beat the snow: tips for driving on winter roads
Winter road conditions can lead to dangerous situations. We could all learn a little from a team of million mile accident-free drivers: America's Road Team Captains.
American Academy of Pediatrics warns against consuming raw milk
Raw milk and milk products from cows, goats, and sheep can transmit bacterial infections, yet sales are still legal in at least 30 states.
National Ag Day poster art contest winner
The Agriculture Council of America (ACA) and Meredith AgriMedia encouraged young artists to celebrate modern agriculture through the 2nd annual National Ag Day Poster Art Contest. A winning original piece of art has been chosen as the Official National Ag Day poster.
No farm bill in 2013, officials eye January for next action
Farm bill battle will continue into another year ... again.
China could lose its competitive edge
With the Chinese Communist Party's recent publication of its blueprint for reform, economists worldwide are focusing on a key question: Will the economy of the most populous country on Earth, which has seen a rise in workers' wages by nearly 14 percent per year over the last decade, soon lose its competitive edge in the global economy?
