Twin-row cropping may be the wave of the not-so-distant future
Twin-row cropping is growing in popularity because of yield gains and low cost in new equipment.
Settlement may be looming in Witmer’s grain lawsuit
The ODA has completed its investigation and found no violations of the grain warehouse law.
Keep your farm decisions in your hands
Editor:Every morning I wake up, this country of ours seems a little more unrecognizable. The government seems to have its hand in just about...
Ruritan club will no longer hold annual turkey supper
Editor:The Washington Ruritan Club regretfully announces that they will no longer be holding their annual turkey supper. We wish to thank the many people...
Enter the Farm and Dairy photo contest
Attention shutterbugs! Have you ever wanted to shoot a cover photo? Well, Farm and Dairy is offering you that chance. We are conducting a...
Millions available for renewable energy and energy efficiency loans, grants
Millions available for renewable energy and energy efficiency loans, grantsWASHINGTON -- The U.S. Department of Agriculture will provide $62.5 million in loans and grants...
CHS, Agrico Group form joint venture
ST. PAUL, Minn. -- CHS Inc., a leading energy, grains and foods company, and Agrico Group, headquartered in Moscow, Federal Republic of Russia, have...
Gov. Rendell urges Milk Marketing Board to help dairy producers
HARRISBURG, Pa. -- With Pennsylvania's milk producers facing prices that are 40 percent lower than a year ago, Gov. Edward G. Rendell has written...
Symposium set to address farm animal welfare issues Oct. 16
COLUMBUS -- As animal agriculture comes under scrutiny and animal welfare issues are hotly debated, the time to become educated to proactively address animal...
Ohio hog inventory up 6 percent, U.S. hog inventory down 2 percent
REYNOLDSBURG, Ohio -- Ohio hog producers had 2.04 million hogs on hand Sept. 1, up 2 percent from last quarter and up 6 percent...
