Yearly Archives: 2003
In books we have invaluable friends
A person who loves books is never lacking a companion, observes columnist Roy Booth.
Rotational grazing is easy, beneficial
Grazing columnist Mark Landefeld writes from personal experience: Getting started is the hardest part.
Use tractors, equipment to save fuel
Get the most work from each gallon of fuel you use.
USDA ready to help farmers wind through ‘mega regulation’
USDA announces key signup dates for farm bill crop and other disaster programs.
Twin row corn production catching on
Interest in twin row corn is surging and the system may offer some agronomic and financial benefits.
Red maples are taking over Pa. forests
Economically important species such as red oaks are not regenerating.
Penn State working on wild horse contraception
Penn State researchers working on a contraceptive device to be used with wild horses in the western United States say their work looks promising.
Online seminar looks at Pa.’s history, future
A new online seminar looks critically at the history of Pennsylvania.
Ohio’s first spring wildflower isn’t a beauteous belle; it’s a stinky skunk!
The first wildflower to materialize on Ohio's wintry landscape is the skunk cabbage.
National Guard museum opens
The National Guard Memorial Museum opened March 17 in Washington.
