Stinner, Snavely honored with stewardship awards
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GRANVILLE, Ohio -- The Ohio Ecological Food and Farm Association bestowed its highest honor on...
Organics and local food reign at OEFFA conference
Organic producers gather to celebrate another year of success and continue education.
Educational meetings set in February and March for beef producers
MARYSVILLE, Ohio -- As a service to its membership, the Ohio Cattlemen's Association in part with the OCA Allied Industry Council is holding a...
Tomato Growers School scheduled for March 2
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- The popular Tomato Growers School offered by Penn State Extension is being revived this winter after a six-year hiatus.Date. The...
MacDaddy: It’s a power trip
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Julia Conny is only 19 and she already likes the feeling of power.That is, she likes the power of her 9300...
College Aggies Online scholarship competition grows
ARLINGTON, Va. — The Animal Agriculture Alliance’s College Aggies Online scholarship competition has grown from 350 to 577 students. In 2009, the Alliance partnered...
Penn State releases updated agronomy guide; should appeal to wider audience
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Updated and released bi-yearly by the College of Agricultural Sciences, the Penn State Agronomy Guide should now appeal to a...
Vice president of Farm Credit Services retires
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Tom Schlenker, executive vice president of Farm Credit Services of Mid-America, retired Feb. 15 after 33 years of service.BackgroundSchlenker joined the...
National Farm Machinery Show: U.S. farm economy is going strong
Equipment in exhibits boasted hand-lettered “sold” signs. Manufacturer reps and salesmen were busy. Attendees was up, and both exhibitors and visitors seemed upbeat.
Ohio student wins Young Farmers and Ranchers discussion meet
WASHINGTON — Emily Krueger of West Salem, Ohio, competed against 47 other college students or recent graduates to win the American Farm Bureau’s 2011...
