Unreasonable and unseasonable, fear of bats is a Halloween myth
Haunted by their scary image, Ohio's bats will be hibernating as cool weather approaches.
Alternative crops highlighted at Nov. 19 seminar
A "Money Makers For Your Acres" seminar will be offered Nov. 19 at OARDC Fisher Auditorium in Wooster.
Functional foods ‘kick it up a notch’
Functional foods - like Emeril Lagasse says on his hit cooking show - "kick it up a notch" and offer a little extra something beyond basic nutrition.
Holistic workshop blends farm and social philosophy
Researcher Deborah Stinner will be leading a weekend workshop on holistic management at the Stratford Ecological Center in Delaware, Ohio, Nov. 16-17.
Pa. college hosts trip to U.S. Holocaust memorials
A community travel excursion to the U.S. Holocaust Museum in Washington is planned for Nov. 2.
Relief flights: Sometimes an empty plane is a good one
There is a program at Boeing to take advantage of this available cargo space to help ship much-needed supplies to charitable organizations worldwide.
Modified soybeans may be less allergenic
For the first time, a dominant human allergen has been eliminated from a major food crop through biotechnology.
Use of ethanol byproducts as feed
New ethanol plants are producing byproducts with higher nutrient content and digestibility.
Ag outlook and policy meetings help decipher marketing plans, farm bill
Ohio State's annual roundup of regional farm outlook meetings kicks off in Wayne County Nov. 18. A complete schedule follows.
How did Ohio’s pioneers receive public lands?
The Franklin County Genealogical and Ohio Historical Society staff will present Acres for Asking: The Public Land Distribution Process Nov. 2 at the Ohio Historical Center in Columbus.
