Footsteps can be turned into electricity
A research team led by Xudong Wang, in collaboration with the UW-Madison Grainger Institute for Engineering, has installed a high-tech flooring prototype.
Roundup of FFA news for Sept. 14, 2017
Western Reserve FFA members traveled to Camp Michael in Bucyrus to compete in the district forestry competition Sept. 7.
Roundup of 4-H news for Sept. 14, 2017
Western Reserve Ranger’s 4-H member Tiffany Voland was crowned 2017 4-H queen at the Canfield Fair.
AgrAbility can get you farming again
You can get help modifying equipment, practices if you’re injured or slowing down.
Biodiesel helps clear the air in Smoky Mountains
Great Smoky Mountains National Park strives to maintain its natural beauty by adopting practices that reduce the park’s environmental footprint.
Is your seed mix tested for Palmer amaranth?
A single mature plant left to go to seed can turn into a weed
management nightmare for years to come.
College Aggies Online program returns this fall
The Animal Agriculture Alliance’s 2017 College Aggies Online scholarship program will kick off Sept. 10.
Bipartisan urban ag bill intended to spur economy
Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur introduced the Urban Agriculture Production Act Sept. 8, a bipartisan bill to bolster nutritional and farmers’ market programs.
Empathy and flexibility matter when managing farm employees
Faced with a decades-long struggle to find laborers, farmers can still do a lot to attract and keep their staff and lighten their load with technology.
Visit livestock grazing plots at the Gwynne during the Review
A new livestock grazing demonstration area has been created in the Gwynne Conservation Area, and will be open for producers to visit during the Review.
