Mad cow disease found in Canada
More than 400 cattle destroyed; one of the still-unanswered questions is why it took more than three months for the BSE testing to take place.
U.S. presidential portrait exhibit makes stop in Ohio
A special series of commissioned presidential portraits is on display at the Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center through June 19.
Variable speed savings, well, vary
New technology saves both energy and money; rebate offered in Pa.
Landowner shoots at stray livestock, pays $1,500 to settle with owner
Landowner allegedly shot to protect child, property.
Stormwater floods farmers with fees
Thirty-five Ohio counties and 280 urban areas and many townships will pay for the new stormwater program.
Certified Humane food label unveiled
A new label is meant to assure consumers that meat, poultry, egg or dairy products come from animals raised humanely.
Compact collectors gather in June
The 13th annual International Ladies' Compact Collectors Convention is June 13-15 in Las Vegas.
Country-of-origin labeling could be a plus for both producer, consumer
There has been considerable debate and several competing claims about the cost of this program.
Ebbert’s Farm Market wins award
Jerry and Lova Ebbert's orchard and farm market earned the Belmont Soil and Water Conservation District's award for 2003.
Foregoing field tests could spell nematode troubles for soybean crop
Soybean growers who failed to sample their fields last fall for soybean cyst nematode may be in for a surprise this growing season.
