Biotechnologies should benefit poor farmers in poor countries
GUADALAJARA, Mexico -- The focus of modern and conventional biotechnologies should be redirected to benefit poor farmers in poor countries and not only rich...
Northeast Ohio dairy farmers plan for road ahead, in animal welfare
On Feb. 24, a host of speakers at the 11th annual Northeast Ohio Regional Dairy Conference continued the work of Issue 2, and helped prepare dairymen for the road ahead.
Ohio, Pa. dairymen still hoping to make voices heard
MOUNT HOPE, Ohio -- Several hundred dairy farmers in Ohio and Pennsylvania are determined to make a difference in policy that affects milk pricing...
Pa. farmers, vets can get free training in animal disease response
HARRISBURG, Pa. -- Animal disease response training sessions happening around Pennsylvania will enable farmers, veterinarians and first responders to become frontline defenders against animal...
Dairymen can get milk marketing advice on conference calls
HARRISBURG, Pa. -- Dairy farmers can learn strategies that may help control milk's price and increase market value during two March "Mastering the Dairy...
FFA: Preparing Agriculture’s Future Part II
The Farm and Dairy profiles a rural and an urban FFA chapter in part two of a three part series celebrating FFA Week.
International opportunities abound for Wauseon FFA members
In four years, FFA students at Wauseon High School may have traveled more than most adults.
FFA program at Mohawk High School keeps members moving
There is no mistaking it: Blue and gold proudly flow through the halls of the Mohawk School District.
A roundup of FFA news for the week of Feb. 25, 2010
SULLIVAN, Ohio --The Black River FFA went bowling Jan. 24 at Strike Out Lanes in Wellington. On Jan. 28, they went to the Elms...
A roundup of 4-H news for the week of Feb. 25, 2010
SPRINGBORO, Pa. — There will be a one-day gathering for 4-H members with teaching on selecting a project animal, nutrition and inoculations, housing and...
