Woodland workshop to take stock
BRYAN, Ohio - Learn how and why to take stock of your woods at the Tri-state Woodland and Wildlife Workshop, 8:15 a.
A rural road to recovery
JEWETT, Ohio - Nov. 21, 1999, changed Nick Mayer's life. It was the day he got sober; the day he fought back against the drug and alcohol addiction that controlled him.
Some crop insurance dates changed
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. - USDA's Risk Management Agency reminds producers considering Multi-Peril Crop Insurance for the 2008 crop year that the sales closing date is Sept.
Pa. is making a market for manure
Set aside a weekend to savor autumn
BURTON, Ohio -
FARM SCIENCE REVIEW: Farm bill debate promises to be lively
FARM SCIENCE REVIEW: Mod squad
COLUMBUS - Carefully designed polyculture systems, grown on small farms or even in suburban yards, could self-limit pest problems and gross up to $90,000 per acre, said Joe Kovach, head of Ohio State University's Integrated Pest Management program.
Move over, Maybelline
WASHINGTON - When USDA Agricultural Research Service chemists Joe Laszlo and Dave Compton originally developed SoyScreen, they envisioned outdoor enthusiasts and other consumers using their invention as an environmentally friendly alternative to petroleum-based sunscreens.
Report Pa. kudzu sites through hotline
HARRISBURG, Pa. - Pennsylvania residents are encouraged to call the Department of Agriculture to report findings of kudzu, an invasive, climbing vine that has become a problem in some regions of the state.
Americans spend hard-earned money outdoors
WASHINGTON - America's passion for wildlife and the outdoors continues to be a major engine of the nation's economy, according to preliminary survey data released by the U.













