Roundup of FFA news for Sept. 20, 2018
Catch up on local news from Black River FFA and Firelands FFA chapters.
West Virginia seeks public input at October meetings
The steering committee of the West Virginia Agriculture Advisory Board is holding 14 community meetings across the state during October.
Academy focuses on shale jobs
Rich Wright replaces Eric Sampson as director of the Utica Shale Academy.
Take care to ensure your cybersafety
Cybercriminals are constantly looking for vulnerable targets to steal information from. Take care to ensure your devices and information are secure.
Roundup of gardening news for Sept. 20, 2018
Catch up on local gardening news from Wayne and Richland counties in Ohio and Lawrence County, Pennsylvania.
Conservation dairy farming could help Pa. meet Chesapeake goals
If a majority of dairy farms in Pennsylvania adopt conservation best-management practices, the state may achieve its daily load water-quality target.
Great Lakes Commission grants targets runoff reduction
The Great Lakes Commission has awarded nearly $900,000 in grants to seven local organizations to reduce pollutants into the Great Lakes.
Trump’s trade policy a concern at Farm Science Review
The 2018 Farm Science Review got underway with a talk on farm policy and farmers' biggest concerns.
Annual ‘Stop the Hate’ scholarship program launches
The Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage is now accepting applications for its annual Stop the Hate® Youth Speak Out essay writing contest.
Slipping into harvest unprepared
Marlin Clark provides a harvest update, reporting the Ohio corn harvest is now officially 2 percent complete as of Sunday night.
