Pa. accepting comments on manure regs
HARRISBURG, Pa. - Proposed changes to Pennsylvania's Nutrient Management Act are available online and ready for the 90-day public comment period.
Pa. hosts Women in Dairy conference
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. - A Women in Dairy 2004 conference is scheduled Oct. 20 in Carlisle, Pa.
Keynote speakers are Rosemarie Rossetti and Cris Peterson, both authors and syndicated columnists, who will discuss how to overcome adversity and embrace change.
Penn State offers help to producers to cope with ‘substantial’ dairy risks
Wild swings in milk and feed prices are having a significant impact on the profitability of Pennsylvania dairy farms.
Raubenolt named cooperator of year
ASHLAND, Ohio - The Ashland County Soil and Water Conservation District celebrated its 60th anniversary during its annual meeting held Aug.
Bidders dodge rain drops at Holmes livestock auction
MILLERSBURG, Ohio - Heavy showers didn't dampen the spirit of the bidders at the 2004 Holmes County Junior Fair Livestock Auction.
Family ties: Siblings keep the show wins coming
HOOKSTOWN, Pa. - You can trace family trees in the sale results from the annual Beaver County 4-H Stockman's Club sale.
Shifting gears: Organic farming in transition
WOOSTER, Ohio - In the response to new markets and new regulations, organic farming is undergoing continuous change across the country.
$166 million cattle fraud tied to Ohio
SALEM, Ohio - Two Florida ranchers will receive $4.2 million as a settlement in a phantom cattle scheme the FBI is calling the largest cattle fraud in U.
$166 million cattle fraud tied to Ohio
SALEM, Ohio - Two Florida ranchers will receive $4.2 million as a settlement in a phantom cattle scheme the FBI is calling the largest cattle fraud in U.
Crawford County, Pa.: Woman sentenced for animal cruelty
SALEM, Ohio - A Crawford County, Pa., woman charged with animal cruelty when state police found 29 dead or dying Holstein cattle at her farm earlier this year has been sentenced.
