Farmers, ranchers invited to submit grant proposals
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- Farmers and ranchers in the North Central region are invited to submit grant proposals to explore sustainable agriculture solutions to...
Terry Jamison — Nov. 1, 2011
Terry Jamison of Marlboro Township shot this 10-point buck November 1, 2011, in his backyard. It weighed 185 pounds field dressed.
ODNR creates hotline to deal with wild animal tips, concerns
Agencies trying to create database of locations where exotic animals are kept in Ohio.
LETTER: Some exotic animals should be banned, but not all
Editor:I am writing about Keith Campbell's letter. I do not think we should ban all exotic animals, but why do we need to keep...
LETTER: To the voters of United School District
Editor:Well, it's almost time to vote on the new school project. We have been given the opportunity to learn the facts on the bond...
Report identifies top-producing co-ops
WASHINGTON -- NCB recently released its annual NCB Co-op 100, listing the nation's top 100 revenue-earning cooperative businesses.
Study: In U.S., Canadians less likely than Americans to drive drunk
BALTIMORE -- A new study by researchers at the Johns Hopkins Center for Injury Research and Policy and Columbia University finds that the rate of alcohol involvement in fatal motor vehicle crashes in the U.S. is much lower among drivers with Canadian licenses than drivers with U.S. or Mexican licenses.
Jayme Ottena — Oct. 31, 2011
Jayme Ottena shot her first buck of the season with a crossbow. This photo was taken on her Pennsylvania farm.
John Deere’s canned food combine goes for world record
OLATHE, Kan. -- To recognize the vital role that America's farmers play in feeding the world this harvest season, John Deere is attempting a world-record at constructing a full-sized sculpture of its new S-Series combine from more than 300,000 cans of food at the John Deere Pavilion in downtown Moline, Ill.
Tariff on U.S. pork lifted by Mexico
WASHINGTON -- Mexico lifted tariffs on U.S. exports, including pork, on Oct. 21, and the U.S. government, earlier in October, granted the first permit to a Mexican trucking firm to haul goods into the United States.
