Ag supply chain preps for COVID-19 uncertainty
The U.S. Department of Agriculture and other agencies say it's business as usual in the COVID-19 shutdown. But uncertainty looms for agricultural markets.
Ohio Department of Agriculture changes H2Ohio deadline back to March 31
On March 30, the application deadline for farmers for the H2Ohio program moved back to its original March 31 date, walking back a COVID-19 deadline change.
Officials say food banks tied up in red tape by USDA
Food banks facing overwhelming demand are being hamstrung by bureaucratic red tape. It's leaving people hungry and putting them in danger.
Ohio state representative pushes for open hunting on coyotes
In response to criticism of an ODNR proposal to change coyote trapping and hunting rules, Rep. Don Jones introduced a new coyote bill in the Ohio House. The new bill would specify that there are no limitation on seasons for hunting or trapping and no permits required to take coyotes.
Agriculture businesses adjust to COVID-19 measures
Many agricultural businesses are still open after stay-at-home orders were enacted, but they’ve changed the way they operate.
Roundup of FFA news for March 26, 2020
Firelands FFA members submitted application and officer books for evaluation and Black River FFA chapter started off its spring judging invitationals.
NRA launches experienced hunter education course
The National Rifle Association has launched the NRA experienced hunter education course — an online review of everything an experienced hunter should know.
Roundup of 4-H news for March 26, 2020
Next Generation 4-H Club met March 8 to install newly elected officers — Alex Courtney, president; Heath Criss, vice president; Stella Zippay, secretary.
COVID-19 boosts dairy sales, but concerns remain for the industry
Demand for fluid milk — half gallons and gallons — at retail outlets surged after the COVID-19 outbreak hit the U.S.
‘Building the airplane as we fly it’: COVID-19 closures bring broadband challenges for rural...
Schools, colleges and some businesses are transitioning to online learning in response to COVID-19 risks. In rural areas with limited broadband access, this presents some challenges.
