Third state fair will join Michigan’s ranks during Labor Day
Michigan will add another fair to its already crowded roster of fairs and exhibitions for Labor Day weekend, when the Big Mitten Fair and Festival holds its inaugural event Sept. 3-7.
Cutting-edge theme announced for 53rd annual Farm Science Review
The Farm Science Review in London, Ohio is nearly four months away yet show manager Chuck Gamble is busy in his Columbus office, on the lookout for special angles and attractions that will interest attendees and participants.
Free Ohio space for those with sustainable agriculture in mind
Providing one doesn’t mind spending a little time and a lot of effort, there is a great opportunity to live and farm inside a national park in Ohio – and best of all, it’s free.
Study: Sensors determine numerous rural restricted bridges are passable
A pilot study on rural bridge weight limits funded by the U.S. soybean checkoff has resulted in some bridges having their load limits lifted, allowing farmers to re-access throughways they had relied on for the transportation of farm commodities, inputs and equipment.
Indiana restricts bird movements due to flu threat
On May 26, the Indiana State Board of Animal Health (BOAH) unanimously passed an emergency order forbidding the movement of birds to a public sale, or to a show event such as a county or state fair.
