Swapping seeds? There’s a law for that
When the Joseph T. Simpson Library in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, decided to launch a seed library on Earth Day 2014, the group’s promotion efforts ran headlong into the state’s seed law.
Columbiana County property owners negotiate new oil and gas lease terms
Shale leases for $10 an acre re-examined through mediation.
Landowners’ request for temporary injunction granted
The Order halts condemnation cases along the proposed TransCanada Keystone Pipeline XL route in northern Nebraska.
Ohio fruit growers brace for winter, but are hopeful for spring yields
With below-zero lows through at least next week, area fruit farmers kept a positive outlook.
Ohio Senate passes water quality bill
Senate moves ahead with priority issue: protecting Lake Erie.
2015 Championship Tractor Pull final results
From the Championship Tractor Pull held in conjunction with the National Farm Machinery Show, Feb. 11-14, the following results were posted from the finals.
A roundup of 4-H news for the week of Feb. 19, 2015:
WINONA, Ohio — The Lone Ranger 4-H Club met Feb. 8 at Winona Friend’s Church. There were games and four demonstrations.
The first demonstration was...
A roundup of FFA news for the week of Feb. 19, 2015
ALLIANCE, Ohio — The Marlington FFA sent one student, Phoebe Filisky, to the subdistrict B Public Speaking contest Feb. 11 at Minerva. Filisky recited...
Pest that kills hemlock found in Ohio
The Ohio Department of Agriculture and the Ohio Department of Natural Resources have discovered a hemlock-killing pest in Jackson County, in southern Ohio.
Animal care the topic at U.S. Farmer and Rancher Alliance’s 26th Food Dialogues Panel
A recent panel discussion on animal welfare touched on many topics, yet one recurring theme left a lasting imprint on its participants.
