Michigan livestock haulers fined
The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development has levied more than $22,000 in fines against two Michigan livestock dealers who illegally moved calves without official Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags.
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More options, more reasons to get your flu shot this year
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. —There was a time when there were two choices when it came to flu shots: get vaccinated or not. This year,...
Lower grain prices may change how farmers make their plans
Farmers appear to be gearing up for the low grain prices and the tighter profit margins that may be ahead.
EQIP can help offset cost of new conservation practices
It's the time of year Ohio farmers hit the fields to harvest, driving over the land planted last spring. As combines remove the crop, the land hidden beneath reveals areas that may benefit from conservation treatments to improve the health of the land and next year's crop.
Smell of success: Ringler Energy opens new digester on Morrow County swine farm
New energy facility can power swine farm, and about 500 residential homes.
AgBiz Masters will open enrollment for next class
AgBiz Masters, the nationally-recognized, award-winning learning series for young and beginning farmers, will open enrollment for its next class, to be held November 2013 through March 2014.
In Pennsylvania: Court battle looms over royalties
The agreement to end a dispute over royalties paid by Chesapeake Energy to land and mineral rights owners in Pennsylvania has hit a snag and may be headed to court after all.
OHSIA workshop is Sept. 28
KIDRON, Ohio — The Ohio Heartland Sheep Improvement Association will hold their fall workshop “Breeding and Selecting Sheep for Maximum Profit” Sept. 28 at...
DFA partners with northeast dairies to build new plant
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Dairy Farmers of America and Craigs Station Ventures joined to break ground on a $12 million cold milk separation facility...
