Yearly Archives: 2020
More than an elective: Fort Cherry shows off its ag ed program
A small high school in Washington County, Pennsylvania showed off its agricultural education program in celebration of National FFA week.
Pennsylvania adds 12 counties to spotted lanternfly quarantine zone
Pennsylvania added 12 new counties to its spotted lanternfly quarantine zone, including Allegheny and Beaver counties on the western side of the state.
Coronavirus: How to educate yourself and prepare
What do we know about the coronavirus, where has it spread and how do we prepare? Get the latest CDC information on COVID-19 to better prepare yourself.
Ohio to open hemp applications March 3
The Ohio Department of Agriculture will open applications for hemp licenses March 3.
The annual ritual of sheep shearing
Sheep shearing is an annual rite of passage for Rebecca Miller. Despite the challenges, there is still something about that ritual of taking off the wool.
Judge rules against Lake Erie Bill of Rights
A federal judge struck down the Lake Erie Bill of Rights Feb. 27, calling the bill invalid in its entirety.
Dick O’Keefe Memorial Scholarship available for 2020-21
Delaware Soil and Water Conservation District is accepting applications for the annual Dick O’Keefe Memorial Scholarship.
Back to when a livestock guardian dog journey began
Happy birthday, Kyra, 9 years young this month — a living, breathing representation of Tarma Shena's journey into livestock guardian dog ownership.
Cleveland butcher and grocer puts focus on local
Everything sold in Ohio City Provisions comes from within the state’s borders. The all-local butcher and grocer is the first of its kind in Cleveland.
Portage County dairy makes it work with just 10 cows
The Oravets family wanted to make a living through small-scale dairy farming. So they started Old Forge Dairy, making aged cheese the old fashioned way.
