Michigan State researcher studying trunk injection for fruit-tree pesticides
EAST LANSING, Mich. -- When asked about his research, John Wise can't help but perk up. Wise is an entomologist at Michigan State University, where he coordinates the Applied Insecticide Toxicology Laboratory and is also the research and extension coordinator for the Trevor Nichols Research Center.
Caves in Forbes State Forest to reopen for exploring
HARRISBURG, Pa. — Two popular caves within the Forbes State Forest, Coon Cave in Westmoreland County and Barton Cave in Fayette County, will soon...
A roundup of FFA news for the week of June 9, 2011:
JOHNSTOWN, Ohio -- Lydia Ulry, of Johnstown-Monroe High School, won the DEKALB Agricultural Accomplishment Award.She is the daughter of Jeff and Melinda Ulry.She was...
Hunters: prepare now for upcoming season
It's hardly real summer yet but hunters should be thinking about the upcoming seasons and the special hunting opportunities they might like to experience.
Ohio's...
A roundup of 4-H news for the week of June 9, 2011:
NEW PHILADELPHIA, Ohio -- The Milkmakers 4-H club met May 16.The club decided to collect canned food for the Salvation Army of Tuscarawas County.The...
Agvocacy conference set in Nashville for Aug. 22-23
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- The AgChat Foundation will host its second Agvocacy 2.0 Conference, in which a select group of agriculturists will hone their social...
Some aging Ohio oil fields hold promise of reserves
COLUMBUS — While much attention is being placed on the development of Ohio’s shale oil and gas reserves, a new technical report released by...
Hi-Q Egg permit denied, company not building
WOOSTER, Ohio -- A new egg production company will not be coming to Ohio after all, officials determined last week.
Hi-Q Egg Products, which...
Consumer demand responsible for growth at Pleasant Valley Poultry
Consumer choices are determining the workload for a meat processor in Baltic, Ohio.
University of Kentucky opens new animal health lab
In 2008, the University of Kentucky Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory broke ground on a $28.5 million expansion and renovation journey. Now the state-of-the-art project is complete and the lab is open to serve Kentucky's animal agriculture industries.
