Roundup of 4-H news for July 6, 2017
The Crestview FFA officer team went to a Cleveland Indians game at Progressive Field June 14.
Scientists develop way to detect Palmer amaranth
The assay can detect genetic variations unique to Palmer even when flooded with samples from closely related species, including waterhemp.
Researchers looking to extend berry season
Ohio and Pennsylvania growers could profit by extending their growing seasons.
Kasich signs budget with farm tax reform
Ohio farmers will soon see some relief in the formula for calculating their CAUV property taxes.
Penn State conducts malting barley research
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — When it comes to libations, more and more Pennsylvanians are raising their glasses in favor of craft beer.
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Ohio budget countdown concerns farm groups
Farm and conservation groups continue to follow the Ohio budget, which must be signed into law by July 1.
Kansas State’s corpse flower finally blooms
At its peak, the bloom was about 51 inches high. Amorphophallus titanum produces the world’s largest unbranched bloom.
Sheep in the city
Urban Shepherds is making vacant urban lots productive by using them to graze sheep, producing meat and wool and saving money on mowing.
Women can protect against osteoporosis
While anyone can suffer from osteoporosis, women are more likely than men to develop the disease.
Roundup of FFA news for June 29, 2017
The Black River FFA Chapter held their annual parent/member banquet May 20.
