An old Ohio crop once again gaining ground for the state
Hops were produced in Ohio in the late 1800s and early 1900s but less-than-desirable growing conditions saw hops production move to the Pacific Northwest because of better growing conditions.
Ohio workshop will address large-scale composting skills
In the words of The Ohio State University scientist Fred Michel, “We need to keep organic material such as manure, yard waste and food waste out of our landfills. We need to compost it instead.”
Michigan officials say Lapeer Grain claims to get payment
State officials announced last week they were going to pay on at least 122 claims that have been made to a state insurance fund against the failure of Lapeer Grain Co.
UK recommends Flavorfest for Kentucky berry growers
As many parts of the country are coming out of a winter that set records for low temperatures and snowfall, a little taste of springtime would be welcome. That makes the news of a promising new variety of strawberry even sweeter for the many local fruit lovers.
