Liberty Bell passes latest stress tests
Experts are watching a hairline fracture that extends from the main crack in the Liberty Bell to the back of the bell.
Red maples are taking over Pa. forests
Economically important species such as red oaks are not regenerating.
Twin row corn production catching on
Interest in twin row corn is surging and the system may offer some agronomic and financial benefits.
USDA ready to help farmers wind through ‘mega regulation’
USDA announces key signup dates for farm bill crop and other disaster programs.
Use tractors, equipment to save fuel
Get the most work from each gallon of fuel you use.
Family defeated in milk checkoff lawsuit
A U.S. district court judge ruled March 24 the milk checkoff is constitutional.
Geraniums wither under terrorism quarantine
The introduction of Ralstonia, a disease on the USDA's top hazardous pathogen list, is thought to be unintentional.
Program aims to lift dreary milk prices
The voluntary milk program is focusing on the supply side of the market, but an ag economist says this won't work.
Antique Faire is set for April 12-13
The show is an indoor show featuring more than 100 dealers and collectors.
Elk found positive for chronic wasting disease in Wisconsin
An elk on a Manitowoc County, Wis., farm has tested positive for chronic wasting disease.
