Tillage conference focusing on improving management
WEST MIDDLESEX, Pa. - The 11th annual Tri-State Conservation Tillage Conference will bring new and innovative crop production ideas to area farmers Jan.
Volume of unwanted horses a cause for serious concern
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. - The Unwanted Horse Coalition is asking breed registries, equine organizations, state associations and individual horse owners and service providers to spread the word to "own responsibly.
Champion steer exhibitor’s sister admits role in livestock tampering
SALEM, Ohio - The Ohio Department of Agriculture has stripped Geauga County Fair grand champion steer exhibitor Clark Adams of his title after a state investigation showed the animal had been given steroids.
Farms will be hit by Homeland Security rule
SALEM, Ohio - New U.S. Department of Homeland Security chemical regulations may change the way farms and agribusinesses handle fertilizer and other chemicals.
Ag engineer plays matchmaker
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Matching forage equipment sizes and needs to the number of acres harvested can have a direct impact on the economics of making hay and silage.
Annie’s Project expanding in Ohio
COLUMBUS - Annie's Project, a risk-management course for women in agriculture, will be offered again in Ohio this winter.
Aquaculture forum has bonus trip
Bison poised to gain larger market
WESTMINSTER, Colo. - Following on the third consecutive year of double-digit increases in bison meat sales, the U.
Boating generates billions for Ohio’s economy
COLUMBUS - The recreational boating industry generates an estimated $3.5 billion for Ohio's economy and supports more than 26,000 jobs, according to a new study by the Great Lakes Commission and the Recreational Marine Research Center of Michigan State University.
Eight ways to save money on your farm in 2008
There are many ways to save time, stress and money on the farm, but it can be overwhelming to find a starting point.













