W.Va. lifts avian influenza poultry restrictions
The order was a reaction to the Virginia outbreak that led to the destruction of more than 5 million chickens and turkeys.
Attend meeting to help solve school-funding issues
UAW Local 1112 retiree urges tri-county residents to take interest in school-funding issue.
Construction company buys all grand champs at Coshocton Co. Fair auction
Nicole Hosfelt's 112-pound grand champion market wether goat was sold for a winning bid of $1,000.
Keystone exposition: Sheep exhibitors take center stage
Rob Calvert of Mercer, Pa., walked away with five of the seven champion awards in the wool competition.
USDA revises oilseed base in farm bill
The USDA revised how it will establish oilseed bases under the new direct and counter-cyclical program contained in the 2002 farm bill.
Breast cancer advice from a survivor
"I am lucky and fortunate to be a breast cancer survivor," writes letter writer Pattie Coplin. "Many women refuse to take a proactive role against breast cancer and ignore the situation completely."
Direct marketing brings farm to table
Three C's can help small farms stay in business: competition, cash and consumers. And direct marketing is a way to do it.
Hot temps, short rain plagues September
Like August, September didn't show on paper what kind of month it was, according to Edwin R. Copeland, U.S. weather observer, reporting from his post in southern Columbiana County.
Interpreting our Farm Aid editorial
Reader is disappointed that Farm and Dairy didn't support the intent behind the Farm Aid concerts.
‘Long walk home’ looks at Navajo’s 1863 march
Step back in time to 1863, when the U.S. Army forced more than 9,000 Navajos to make a grueling 380-mile march across New Mexico to a new reservation. A Nov. 1 program near Cleveland shares the story.
