Shale gas has pushed plummet in coal plants
And, due to the continuing technological and economic advantages of gas over coal, the decline in coal is expected to continue decades into the future.
Pa. receives $6.3 million for produce safety
The funding gives the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture resources to implement a produce safety system, provide education and outreach and to develop programs to address the of the growers.
In Pennsylvania, taking ag to the students
The Mobile Agriculture Education Science Lab program has been bringing agriculture education to schools across Pennsylvania since 2003.
Penn State wins KILE judging contest
Penn State’s livestock judging team won the collegiate division at the Keystone International Livestock Exposition’s Collegiate and Junior Livestock Judging Contest.
Marathon finishes Cornerstone Pipeline
(Editor’s note: Reporter Katy Mumaw attended a media tour sponsored by Marathon Petroleum Co. Sept. 29.)
CANTON, Ohio — Marathon Oil and Gas completed a...
Sharing the road during fall harvest season
Catch up on some quick tips as we approach a time of the year when motorists and farmers will be sharing roadways more frequently.
New regulations of shale drilling take effect in Pennsylvania
Shale oil and gas: Pennsylvania updated its rules regulating unconventional drilling practices and hydraulic fracturing.
Mahoning Farm Bureau leader to members: Stay involved, speak up
At the Mahoning County Farm Bureau annual meeting, President Barbara Biery encouraged members to find ways to speak to others about their farms and agricultural issues.
My Beloved…
ASHTABULA, Ohio — War letters line the display gallery of the Ashtabula Arts Center, the words within the letters communicate the battlefield, homefront and...
The Cuban ag reality
Editor Susan Crowell recently traveled with a group of ag journalists to Cuba. Here are some of her observations.
