Monthly Archives: March 2002
New ethanol-diesel project: John Deere teams up with corn growers
A new project will evaluate how E-diesel stands up in actual field testing ofJohn Deere off-road equipment.
Kids’ health at risk on the ballfield
Pressure to win overshadows risk of physical injuries.
Hope against hunger
Farm and Dairy reader enjoyed Norman Borlaug's presentation.
Fire muster will spotlight the old and the new
Participants must register by April 12.
Earn nursing degree in 15 months
University of Akron offers adult students fast track to nursing.
Civil War exhibit marks reopening of history mall at Ohio Historical Center
The exhibit includes newly-restored battle flags, weapons, medical and camp equipment and uniforms.
Civil War buffs hope to preserve most endangered battlefields
Civil War battlefields vanishing at an alarming rate.
Asian lady beetles’ sweet tooth a concern for Ohio fruit growers
Ohio State University entomologists have documented large numbers of Asian lady beetles feeding on peaches, grapes and apples.
Ag policy crisis: No cavalry in sight to rescue farmers
Low commodity prices and weak world markets have left U.S. farmers heavily dependent on government subsidies. In 2000, many farmers would have faced negative income if not for government subsidies.
A new look for an old column: Let’s Talk Barns!
Friends of Barns introduces themselves to readers through Farm and Dairy column.
