Yearly Archives: 2015

Farm and Dairy's Field Notes is a video series that provides weekly ag news and a recap of farmanddairy.com's latest top stories. This week, reporter Kristy Seachrist shares the story of how a bull attack shattered farmer Judy Ligo's life as well as an update on the USDA Crop Progress Report. The stories you may have missed include a recent organic farming conference and a report that says meat may cause cancer.

The Buckeye Shepherd’s Symposium will be held Dec. 11-12, at the OARDC in Wooster.

A Highland bull shattered the life of Judy Ligo when he turned on her.

Phil Haskins, of Ashland, Ohio, is pictured with Farm and Dairy in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Oct. 6. He was on a cruise of the...

Online used boat shopping has reduced the distance between buyer and seller to a mere keystroke on a computer.

I had a real treat this past August at the Northeast Pennsylvania Steam Engine and Old Equipment Association show in Portersville, Pennsylvania. Several times in...

Farmers do more, and more responsibly, than most of us know.

Producers who have planted fall seeded grains such as wheat, rye or barley need to report their crop acreages to their local FSA office by Dec. 15. Producers who are interested in the 2016 NAP may need to apply for coverage by Nov. 20, depending on the commodity they want to insure.

Depending on the group of people, science and facts can mean different things.

Tom Gallagher, CEO of Dairy Management Inc. (DMI), which manages the national dairy checkoff, delivered strong results and reasons for optimism to dairy farmers who are in the midst of a difficult economic year.