Register to be part of National Public Lands Day
The public is invited to join state and federal agencies, groups, and citizens across Appalachian Ohio in celebrating National Public Lands Day
Cover crops and eco farming workshops
Planting green is a new method of no-till where the next crop is planted into a living cover and terminated after the fact allowing for longer growth.
Pa. leads US in number of farms selling directly to consumers
More than 167,000 U.S. farms locally produced and sold food through direct marketing practices, resulting in $8.7 billion in revenue in 2015.
New York plans organic event for March 16-17
The Northeast Organic Farming Association of New York is expanding its sixth annual Organic Dairy & Field Crop Conference to two days, March 16-17
Roundup of FFA news for March 2, 2017
The Crestview FFA chapter hosted its annual eighth grade recruitment day Feb. 10.
Carrollton Livestock Auction has new owner
The Carrollton Livestock Auction is now owned by Eugene Nisly of Missouri and managed by his brother, Larry Nisly of Quaker City, Ohio.
Trump orders review of WOTUS
Trump takes action toward rescinding or revising the controversial "waters of the U.S. rule."
Sam Kieffer named new leader at Pennsylvania Farm Bureau
Pennsylvania Farm Bureau Administrative Secretary Louis “Lou” Sallie has announced his retirement after 25 years in the top post. Sam Kieffer will be his successor.
Ohio youth wins National 4-H STEM award
Ava Lonneman, of Portage County, Ohio, is the winner of the National 4-H Council’s 2017 Youth In Action Pillar Award for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM). She will serve as a spokesperson for 4-H STEM programming across the nation.
New name, new job, same old opinions
The company that grain commentator Marlin Clark works for has a new name, but same focus.
