Farm and Dairy’s week in review: 11/1
The top stories from the week Oct. 26-Nov. 1, 2014.
How to ripen green tomatoes indoors
The almanac warns frost is overdue. Vegetable growers are harvesting those last few warm weather crops before it’s too late.
Monsanto investing $20 million in genetics
Monsanto Company reinforced its commitment to further improve the genetic potential of seeds by announcing a $20 million investment in integrated technology centers as part of its global breeding program.
Harvest delays increase odds of yield loss for corn growers
The wet fields that have delayed growers from harvesting also increases the risk for yield loss from wildlife damage and weak plant integrity due to unfavorable weather conditions.
How to carve and decorate pumpkins for Halloween
Carving a Jack-o’-lantern is no longer the most popular way to decorate a pumpkin for Halloween.
Youngstown company uses hydroponic system, grows lettuce indoors
Growing food underground is a revolutionary idea to some, but to a Youngstown couple, it’s a no-brainer for their lettuce company.
10 tips to know if a pipeline company comes knocking at the your door
Some tips to keep in mind if a landman comes knocking on your door.
Negotiating the pipeline easement your farm can live with forever
Consider what your land provides for you and be patient with negotiations. Two major lessons one farming family has learned when dealing with pipeline negotiations.
Dickinson cattle take world honors
BARNESVILLE, Ohio -- Dickinson Cattle Company (DCCI) of Barnesville, Ohio won 13 World and Expo Horn Championships in Fort Worth, Texas, and Oklahoma City,...
A roundup of FFA news for the week of Oct. 30, 2014
Members of the Northwestern FFA gathered at the Eberly Farm for a meeting and movie night Oct. 18.
