Pa. museum commission offers summer internships
The Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission is offering paid internships for undergraduate and graduate students during summer 2001.
Pasture experts to share information in Pa.
A series of grazing conferences are planned in late winter in Pennsylvania.
Sales of diazinon phased out by 2004
One manufacturer of the insecticide diazinon plans to shut down its production.
Soybean market goes crazy over ‘mad cow’ news
Europe's regulatory reaction to control "mad cow" disease could benefit U.S. soybean growers.
West Virginia Quilts and Quiltmakers: Story of state’s heritage told in design
Handmade bed quilts are windows into the past. A newly published book profiles West Virginia quilts and quiltmakers.
McClure unseats OFB president in state leadership shake-up
An unprecedented leadership challenge at the Ohio Farm Bureau resulted in the seating of a new president.
Learning low-tech production production
The All-Ohio Growers Roundtables, a series of three, one-day roundtable discussions on fruit and vegetable production and on growing for the produce auctions, will be held on three Wednesdays in January and February in northcentral Ohio.
Akron Antique Market will open December 9
The Akron Antique Market will be held Dec. 9-10 at the Summit County Fairgrounds.
Grammers earn Mahoning SWCD honor
Bill and Debbie Grammer of North Benton received this year's Goodyear Conservation Farmer of the Year award from the Mahoning Soil and Water Conservation District.
Harkin calls for StarLink compensation
Sen. Tom Harkin, the ranking Democrat on the Senate Agriculture Committee, is calling on the Clinton administration to make sure farmers aren't left holding an expensive bag in the wake of the StarLink corn losses.
