Monthly Archives: September 2010
AI helps with planned fall breeding, cost and conception rates comparable to natural service
MT. VERNON, Mo. -- Fall calving is becoming more popular each year in southwest Missouri, according to Eldon Cole, a livestock specialist with University...
Anaerobic digester grant opportunity drawing to a close
WOOSTER, Ohio -- Farmers who want to install an anaerobic digester should act quickly to receive financial assistance.Quasar Energy Group, a Cleveland based company...
Vacation with us…Rhoades
When traveling to Topsail Beach in North Carolina, John Rhoades from Kent, Ohio, brought along his whole family as well as a copy of...
Vacation with us…Potter
From the lowest valley to the highest mountains, Farm and Dairy gets around. It shouldn't come as a surprise that Don and Amy Potter...
Vacation with us…Miller
Even the rich and famous need to read, so Owen Miller, with his dad Neal, from Medina, Ohio, decided to travel to Beverly Hills,...
Vacation with us…Densmore
Family trips are the best, and Farm and Dairy loves to tag along. Such was the case when Eva Stepnicka, from Atlanta, visited her...
Marcellus Shale Drilling: Sifting through the good and the bad
(Part III in three-part series.)
SALEM, Ohio — With everything in life, there are good experiences and bad experiences. The Marcellus Shale boom in Ohio,...
Goldenrod unfairly fingered as allergy culprit
Though most wildflowers have faded by late September, goldenrod is just taking center stage. More than 100 species of goldenrod (genus Solidago) brighten North...
Too much of a good thing?
One of the prides of my life is being complimented with the opinion that I take really great photos. I credit this to a...
This is the real farmer’s daughter
“I was haulin’ hay, I was feedin’ the hogs and that summer sun had me sweatin’ like a dog. So I cooled off in...
