Spider mites might hit soybeans during hot, dry weather
COLUMBUS - With the persistence of hot and dry weather in parts of Ohio, we have continued to see the beginnings of spider mites in numerous fields, and some fields have been sprayed.
Children driving ATVs: Doctors ask House for restrictions
WASHINGTON - The American Academy of Pediatrics called on two U.S. House subcommittees to support restrictions on children riding or operating all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) and other off-road vehicles on public lands.
CWT membership continues to rise
National Heifer Sale: Top Jersey heifer sells for $14,100
WASHINGTON, Pa. - This year's 48th annual National Heifer Sale totaled $412,000 in donated heifers, cash contributions and collectibles and hit a new record with its highest-selling heifer.
National Junior Shorthorn Show: Shorthorn exhibitors show off in Pa.
HARRISBURG, Pa. - More than 500 cattle strutted through the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex July 1-2, competing in seven shows at the 2005 National Junior Shorthorn Show and Conference.
Projected grain prices continue to shift
URBANA, Ill. - The USDA's July update of projections of supply, consumption, and stocks of major commodities indicated smaller U.
Rust epidemic is unlikely this year
COLUMBUS - Depending on what the remnants of Tropical Depression Dennis has in store for Ohio, incidences of soybean rust may remain very low for the next month.
Court reopens Canadian border
SALEM, Ohio - The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals lifted a lower court's injunction, reopening the Canadian border to live cattle and ruminant shipments July 14.
Hard work pays off: Ryan and Alison Bell
CORTLAND, Ohio - Ryan Bell looks at the pile of ribbon and iridescent columns before him and wonders where he'll put them.
Ohio farmers get tax relief in state reforms; agribusiness may feel pinch
SALEM, Ohio - Last year was the best sales year western Ohio John Deere dealer Ray Koenig ever had. This year isn't looking bad, either.