Transgenic cows resist mastitis
WASHINGTON - USDA researchers have used gene-transfer technologies to produce dairy cows that resist a widespread bacterial infection called mastitis.
U.S. soybean growers would rather fight than switch
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Before even a single infectious spore lands on a cropfield this spring or summer, Asian soybean rust is affecting United States soybean production.
USDA designates Ohio counties as disaster area
WASHINGTON - The USDA designated 16 counties in Ohio as primary agricultural disaster areas March 29.
Ohio agriculture has opportunities, if it looks
WOOSTER, Ohio - You might say that farmers in northeastern Ohio are "tweeners", farming between the edge of the Corn Belt and the edge of the Population Belt.
Ashtabula County: Farm group airs views to lawmakers
JEFFERSON, Ohio - The Ashtabula County Farmers Union marked National Agriculture Week with a roundtable discussion with legislators, exchanging information on issues affecting area farmers.
Conservation program offers $202 million to ‘reward the best’
SALEM, Ohio - More money, more farmers and more conservation are the high points of the 2005 Conservation Security Program.
United Producers under federal investigation
SALEM, Ohio - Trucks with trailers pulled into the United Producers Creston, Ohio, market Monday to sell their livestock.
Missing a saddle? Maybe you were robbed
SALEM, Ohio - A year ago, owners were looking for their saddles. Now saddles are in need of their owners.
Ethanol hits the racing track with the IndyCar
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. - Beginning with the 2006 season, the Indy Racing League's IndyCar Series will be fueled by ethanol, according to the American Coalition for Ethanol.
Junior shows champions at Beef Expo
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