Foot-and-mouth disease hits European farmers’ clout as well as pocketbook
President of the Belgian farmers union said the economic impact of the disease has been enormous, but psychologically, it has been even worse.
USDA appoints Adams to head Ohio Farm Service Agency
The assistant director of the Ohio Department of Agriculture has been named direction of the Farm Service Agency Ohio office.
Geauga Co. tackles foal loss rumors
Get the details on the causes of equine abortion at a special meeting in Geauga County June 11.
Looking for ginseng information?
Several organizations can give you detailed information on cultivating and marketing wild herbs.
Adults say it’s ‘freaky;’ teens say it’s ‘cool’
The beads, colored hair, and piercing are this generation's way to be unique. Every generation has something, and every generation of adults is shocked by it. It is part of life.
Northern Ohio wheat at risky stage
Continued rains at flowering could put wheat at risk for head scab in most of northern Ohio.
Beyond slapping: Mosquito strategies
While it's hard to completely avoid being pestered by mosquitos, there are some things you can do to slap them down.
Ohio Light Opera announces show schedule for 2001
The Ohio Light Opera Company returns to the College of Wooster with four first-time productions and three traditional favorites.
Birth order may affect career interests
A child's place in the family birth order may play a role in the type of occupations that will interest him or her as an adult.
Organic certification funds available; 15 states eligible
Funds to defray costs of organic certification are available to producers in 15 states.
