Yearly Archives: 2018
Should I continue farming?
The decision to sell cows or exit farming is never easy. Use these tips to ease the process.
Don’t kill the spiders in your home
Instead of smashing that spider in your house, try to capture it and release it outside.
Book author is truly the Lord of the Flies
Learn more about Erica McAlister, author of the recent book, The Secret Life of Flies (2017, Firefly Books, $29.95).
Graziers, livestock need minerals
Although most of the nutrients needed by the animals are supplied by grazing, it is still important to make sure they have supplemental mineral available.
Roundup of FFA news for May 31, 2018
Catch up with West Holmes FFA, Waterford FFA, Western Reserve FFA, River Valley FFA, Crestview FFA, Northwestern FFA, John Glenn FFA and Logan Elm FFA.
Upcoming deer season dates to remember
Ohio's Wildlife Council has recently approved the coming deer season dates and other deer management strategic regulations.
Farm-to-table dinners in W.Va. State Parks
Get the dates and locations of eight farm-to-table dinners from June 14 to Sept. 27.
Beef exports help US cattle markets
Beef exports continue to support U.S. cattle and beef markets thanks to six strong major markets plus a number of smaller markets.
Artificial sweeteners help track wastewater pathway for scientists
What's something found in all wastewater that will allow us to account for all of it? The answer, of all things, is artificial sweeteners.
Ethanol supporters sue EPA over waivers reportedly made in secret
The petitioners are challenging three EPA decisions to exempt refineries in Oklahoma, Wyoming and Utah from the RFS requirements of the Clean Air Act.
