Yearly Archives: 2014
Feed from genetically modified crops has no adverse effects
Since their introduction in 1996, genetically engineered, often called genetically modified, feed crops have become an increasing component of livestock diets.
Next time, hire a vet
With the high value of today's livestock, you can afford to hire a veterinarian.
Still no upside to feeding deer
While well-intentioned, feeding deer corn is still not advisable.
A roundup of FFA news for the week of October 2, 2014
Buckeye Central FFA members participated in the Crawford County Soil Judging Contest Sept. 23.
As deer season approaches, time to look at numbers
Even if you don't hunt, Ohioans have a good chance of getting, or "hitting" a deer.
Gearing up for World Dairy Expo
As I write this article, it is the morning of the National 4-H and Intercollegiate Dairy Judging contests at World Dairy Expo.
Beware elevated risk for silo gas
A recent death and serious injury resulting from gases inside a Lancaster County, Pa., silo are grim reminders to those working and living on farms that gases produced during the fermentation process can be deadly.
Pennsylvania auctions nutrient credits
HARRISBURG, Pa. — The Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority (PENNVEST) and the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), along with financial information services company Markit, have...
Calling all hunters: Brag about your bag
It's that time of year again: hunting season!
Preserving Kister Mill
In two years, the historic Kister Mill in southwest Wayne County will turn 200.
