Monthly Archives: January 2001
Teams of horses and mules lighten the load of logging small woodlots
Before World War II just about everybody farmed and hauled lumber and cord wood with horses. That love of the heavy horse seems to persist especially in Ohio, the heart of draft horse country in the modern farming era.
Western Reserve Historical Society honors Dr. King
The Western Reserve Historical Society remembers the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. at two special events, Jan. 14-15.
Second ag easement donated to ODA
Virgil Hudson donated an agricultural easement on his 100-acre Auglaize County farm to the Ohio Department of Agriculture.
Rare bronze brings $40,000
A rare bronze brings $40,000 at the ewolf's December fine art and fine decorations online auction.
Private landowners should attend forest wildlife meeting
A Forest Wildlife Conference will be held Jan. 20 at the Buckeye Joint Vocational School in New Philadelphia.
Penn State ag college offers new degree programs
Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences is offering a master's degree and a graduate level advanced certificate in community and economic development.
Pa. Farm Show to mark 85th year January 6-11
The largest indoor agricultural event in America will run Saturday, Jan. 6, to Thursday, Jan. 11, at the state Farm Show Complex in Harrisburg.
OSU Corn Performance Trial results
Fresh off the press and ready for a long winter's night read is Ohio State's 2000 Corn Performance Trials results.
Ohio hog inventory up from last quarter
Ohio hog producers had over 1.5 million hogs on hand Dec. 1, up 2 percent from a year earlier, and 6 percent above last quarter.
New regs for large feedlot operations
EPA's proposed regulations for large animal feedlot operation pollution control are under fire by the American Farm Bureau.
