Monthly Archives: June 2004
Time for some proactive pasture plans
Grazing guru Dean Slates recommends taking a critical look at your grazing resources.
It’s a long, hot summer already
Columnist Alan Guebert says political events suggest temperatures in farm country will be rising.
U.S. agricultural exports forecasted to be a record $61.5 billion this year
This is an increase of $5.3 billion over the previous year.
Strong third political party is needed
Reader gives a new definition of politics.
Rain pummels new corn and stops growers from planting or replanting
Even if corn plants survive flooded conditions, there could be problems later in the growing season.
Parents shouldn’t put children in dangerous situations
Reader responds to article about child kicked in head by a relative's horse.
Ohio ‘farm boy’ shares life in Iraq
"The life of a farmer anywhere in the world seems to be much the same."
How healthy are rivers and streams? Report gives a complex answer
A recent study says in areas with significant agricultural and urban development, the quality of our nation's water resources has degraded by contaminants such as pesticides, nutrients, and gasoline-related compounds.
Gamble to lead Farm Science Review
Craig Fendrick will retire after 38 years with the Review.
Funds available for forest landowners
Deadline for application is June 15; a minimum of 10 acres is required.
