Yearly Archives: 2014
Drones on the farm: What are the laws? Learn more at Farm Science...
While the technology is available to use drones for farm operations, the rules of who can use it and how aren’t as clear. Learn more at the Farm Science Review.
Forego end of summer gardening maintenance to see annuals again in spring
Let annuals go at the end of the summer instead of performing routine garden care.
Potential horse owners: There are some things to consider before buying
Whether raising a horse for pleasure or profession, it is important to know that caring for horses can be labor-intensive.
Marcellus and Utica shale: Pennsylvania still leading the way
The applications for new Utica shale wells appear to have slowed in August, as only 38 permits were issued statewide by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.
Dairymen, two online tools can help with Margin Protection Program choice
Online tools help dairymen calculate Margin Protection Program costs, as well as forecast MPP payments and the total MPP benefits the producer can anticipate.
Akron company builds drones for farm use
An Akron business specializes in building drones that can be used for farming practices.
Farm Science Review to focus on new technologies, innovation
More than 620 exhibitors with some 4,000 product lines will set up shop in the 80-acre exhibit area at the three-day Farm Science Review, Sept. 16-18.
Recount underway for Missouri “Right to Farm” amendment
A recount is in the works for Missouri's "Right to Farm" amendment, which narrowly passed last month.
Ag survey shows continued decline in Midwest, Mid-South farmland prices
Amid excellent crop growing conditions and lower grain prices, farmland values in the Midwest and Mid-South continued to decline during the second quarter of 2014.
Farm and Dairy’s week in review: 9/6
The top stories from the week August 31-September 6, 2014.
