‘Slimdown’ with weight control classes
St. Elizabeth Health Center will resume its popular Slimdown classes Jan. 14 and 15.
USDA tries foot-and-mouth vaccine
USDA scientists and the Onderstepoort Veterinary Institute in South Africa have undertaken a two-year cooperative study to produce new vaccines for foot-and-mouth disease.
Water should be just right for cattle
Make sure your cattle have water this winter that is not too hot and not too cold, but is just right. It makes a weight-gain difference.
Charles Pugh named W.Va. supervisor of the year
Charles Pugh, supervisor for the Northern Panhandle Conservation District, was named the 2002 Carroll Greene Award winner for the Conservation District Supervisor of the Year.
Winter likely to be warmer and dry
An El Niño digging in its heels will influence U.S. winter weather; Ohio could be dry.
License plate collector has piece of history in tags
A Columbiana County, Ohio, man's treasure includes an estimated 10,000-plus license plates from 1904 to today.
2002 was marked by widespread U.S. drought and the return of El Niño
2002 is likely to be the second warmest year on record for the globe.
Agroforesters believe a bright future rivals the chestnut’s glorious history
Research is under way to restore the American chestnut, and there might be a bright future in chestnuts for Midwestern growers.
Deer hunting: Chronic wasting disease on target this season
The Ohio Department of Agriculture's Animal Disease Diagnostics Laboratory has begun analyzing brain tissue to determine the level of chronic wasting disease in the state.
Latest recipients of Ohio specialty crop grants revealed; 13 projects approved
The final three recipients to receive a portion of $650,000 in federal funding to promote Ohio's specialty crops have been announced.
