I-80 crash in Austintown Township lets dairy cattle loose
The Ohio State Highway Patrol, several area fire departments and police departments as well as others helped to round up the cattle.
Opinions vary over pipelines, but most accept they can’t stop them
Pipelines will affect each landowner differently, with a wide range of opinions over their influence.
Pipelines are coming — landowners encouraged to make a ‘scorecard’
With multiple gas pipelines being planned, landowners should be prepared and develop a good lease agreement.
Purdue expert gives tips for buying new and used farm machinery
Used equipment can sometimes cost less, but not always. Especially down the road.
Share the road: Slow down and stay safe during busy planting season
Pennsylvania officials reminded both motorists and farmers to be mindful of one another on the road during Rural Roads Safety Week across the state.
West Virginia unitization law still on legislative radar
In West Virginia, lawmakers are split over the forced pooling measure.
Fewer new well permits issued in Ohio in March
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources issued 38 new permits for horizontal wells in March, a five-permit drop from February, but still more than the 32 issued in the state in January.
April is soyfoods month (Infographic)
Research supports the health benefits of soyfoods, such as lowering cholesterol, stabilizing blood sugar levels and providing vitamins and minerals.
USDA extends beef and pork trade with Mexico and Peru
The agreement takes effect immediately and will allow U.S. producers to export slaughter cattle to Mexico for the first time in more than a decade.
A roundup of FFA news for the week of April 16, 2015:
BERLIN, Ohio — The Hiland FFA chapter spent the week of March 23 showing the student body and staff what FFA means.
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