Monthly Archives: March 2009
Drink up little cria, you need antibodies
URBANA, Ill. — While humans have the unique ability to pass immunoglobulins, also known as antibodies, through the placenta during pregnancy, many animals cannot....
Pennsylvania forms food safety council to protect health, food supply
HARRISBURG, Pa. -- To provide better oversight of Pennsylvania's food supply from the field to the dinner table, Gov. Edward Rendell has formed the...
Maple syrup production manual available
COLUMBUS -- As temperatures rise and the 2009 maple syrup production season draws to a close in Ohio, commercial syrup producers and hobbyists alike...
Maple syrup production manual available
COLUMBUS -- As temperatures rise and the 2009 maple syrup production season draws to a close in Ohio, commercial syrup producers and hobbyists alike...
From beans to blooms: Motts Greenhouse boasts variety of flowers, veggies for gardeners
LOUISVILLE, Ohio -- Last week, on a 50-degree day, Josh Moore celebrated the coming of spring by carrying hundreds of flats and planters full...
Voinovich: We need to work harder, smarter to pull out of economic crisis
U.S. Sen. George Voinovich may have announced his retirement after his term ends in 2010, but he's not done fighting. Voinovich, who spoke to Ohio farmers in Washington March 10, outlined his opinions for pulling the country out of its economic doldrums.
Report indicates increasing availability of distiller’s dried grains with solubles
WASHINGTON -- The U.S. is more than able to continue supplying global customers with necessary feed ingredients, according to the U.S. Grains Council, the...
TV producer looking for old barn stories
LAKE GENEVA, Wis. -- Wisconsin TV/video producer Tom Laughlin, Kovia Productions, Lake Geneva, Wis., is searching the country for more old barn stories following...
Hazard A Guess: Week of March 12, 2009
ITEM NO. 858
Hello from Hazard!Wow, after bragging on the volume of mail in the Hazard-ous mailbag and in-box, we received nothing but silence on...
Soybean farmers supporting checkoff
ST. LOUIS — Better than seven out of every 10 U.S. soybean farmers continue to support their soybean checkoff, and more than three out...
