Monthly Archives: January 2005
USDA’s ‘mad cow’ circus act
The only thing worse than the USDA's timing in the announcement of new rules to permit Canadian live cattle and cow beef imports into the U.
Discoveries and Apologies
Cleaning and reorganization strategies abound with the new year. Falling in with this trend, editor Susan and I cleared out a small area below the computer desk that I use on my days at the Farm and Dairy offices.
Our lives: Gone to the dogs
It's hard to know when, exactly, to proclaim an otherwise beautiful family experience a disaster, but that does seem to be the way these things go.
Wayne T. Darling
SALEM, Ohio -
Ohio’s shrimp and aquaculture production opportunities expand
PIKETON, Ohio - Production opportunities for growers delving into the shrimp market continue to expand with newly developed Ohio State University research on feeding options.
Hogs: Modest herd growth will mean continued profits this year
COLUMBUS - Hog producers had one of the most profitable years of the last decade during 2004, and this typically drives producers to expand production.
Farm women needed to start group
COLUMBUS -
Copeland rings out 2004 as wettest year on record
MILLPORT, Ohio - 2004 left veteran weather watcher Edwin R. Copeland scratching his head. And Copeland, whose family has been official U.
