Yearly Archives: 2018
Fired Ohio ag director speaks about what happened
Former Ohio Ag Director says he is unsure why he was let go, but is proud of what his department accomplished.
Derickson sworn in as interim director of ODA
Replacing Dave Daniels, Tim Derickson was sworn in today as interim director of the Ohio Department of Agriculture.
Thirty years later, tractor rollover survivor still thankful
Seneca County farmer is thankful for the last 30 years of life, even though he still lives with pain and memories from that fearful day.
Can’t stress tree stand safety enough
There is no such thing as a safety guarantee when it comes to hunting from a tree stand. Brush up on these safety tips for hunting season.
Hurricane season takes toll on ag
The agriculture sector was deeply impacted by Hurricane Michael. Everything from poultry barns to pecan orchards took a serious hit.
Feeder birds: Introducing the ‘social climbers’
Mixed flocks of birds frequent feeders during fall and winter. Offer suet and sunflower seeds and learn to identify the "social climbers."
Market demand backs quality cattle
The only new money in the beef industry is in consumers’ pockets. When they demand more premium quality beef and producers adapt to provide it.
Roundup of FFA news for Oct. 18, 2018
Catch up on news from Miami Trace/ Great Oaks FFA, Zane Trace FFA, West Holmes FFA, Crestview FFA, Marlington FFA, Hillsdale FFA and more.
Ag equipment dealer recognized for apprenticeship program
During Agriculture and Food Careers Week in Pennsylvania, Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding recognized Messick's Farm Equipment in Lancaster County, Pa.
Don’t ignore your dry cows
Attention to dry cow management results in healthier cows, and the potential for increased production and economic gain.
