Yearly Archives: 2018
Kasich’s executive order concerns many
Task force members concerned there could be too many shortcomings in Kasich's plan, with one member likening it to a "random act of regulation."
Farmers making progress, but still fighting moisture
Farmers are finally seeing a break in the weather, but will it last long enough?
Holding time for feed may reduce swine disease risk
Knowing exactly how long certain feed ingredients have been securely stored before allowing their use on pig farms can reduce disease transmission risk.
Birds as drunk as skunks make headlines
Earlier this month, residents of Gilbert, Minnesota were alarmed by flocks of birds behaving erratically. Find out what causes birds to get drunk.
Study finds larger pigs still tender pork
Scientists' recent findings that consumers are routinely happy with larger cuts — and the resulting tenderness profiles — is good news for pork producers.
Roundup of FFA news for Oct. 25, 2018
Catch up on local news from West Holmes FFA, Utica FFA, United FFA, Northwestern FFA, Hillsdale FFA, Norwayne FFA and more!
Time to heed climate change threat
Alan Guebert warns us to take notice of climate change and urges us to take action.
August beef exports soar, pork exports still under pressure
U.S. beef exports set new records in August with export value topping $750 million for the first time, according to data released by USDA.
Grain storage changes in Kentucky
Continuous years of large crops and demand uncertainty makes grain storage attractive for Kentucky producers this fall.
Manage your working capital in an economic downturn
Until markets improve, farmers should be aware of their financial situation, work with their lender and use financial analysis tools to make decisions.
