Yearly Archives: 2001
USDA still fumbling with price reporting
On May 14, AMS discovered a technical error in the computer program for the livestock mandatory price reporting system. Livestock markets were shocked by revelations that the errors had understated prices of boxed beef since the beginning of April.
USDA removes import restrictions for certain European Union countries
U.S. import restrictions are being lifted for the following EU countries where no cases of foot-and-mouth disease have been reported: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, Portugal, Spain and Sweden.
‘The stories behind the faces
Carnegie Museum of Art presents Portrait/Self Portrait: Prints and Drawings from the Museum's Collections - five centuries of important works on paper.
Senate switch creates new ag chair
Sen. James Jeffords' decision to leave the Republican Party has one profound implication for agriculture.
Pa. forestland not hurt by longwall mine subsidence
Study found only localized subsidence-related stresses in woodlands in southwestern Pennsylvania.
Organic certification funds available; 15 states eligible
Funds to defray costs of organic certification are available to producers in 15 states.
Ohio Light Opera announces show schedule for 2001
The Ohio Light Opera Company returns to the College of Wooster with four first-time productions and three traditional favorites.
Northern Ohio wheat at risky stage
Continued rains at flowering could put wheat at risk for head scab in most of northern Ohio.
Looking for ginseng information?
Several organizations can give you detailed information on cultivating and marketing wild herbs.
Local auctioneer earns AARE designation
Auctioneer John Kiko joins the ranks of 237 auctioneers nationwide who have earned the Accredited Auctioneer, Real Estate designation.
