Minnesota researcher set to be first ag chief at Huntington University
The university announced the creation of the institute in August 2014, calling it the state’s first faith-based agricultural curriculum. Raymond Porter, named director last month, will begin his duties March 9.
Dairy among ag, food groups urging easier access to Cuba
The National Milk Producers Federation (NMPF), U.S. Dairy Export Council (USDEC) and International Dairy Foods Assoc. (IDFA) joined other food and agricultural organizations in support of additional changes in U.S. policy to facilitate U.S. dairy exports to Cuba and permit open travel for all Americans to that nation,
Predator problems are hitting Ohio livestock operators hard
The sighting of coyotes and the howl of a pack are common occurrences in Ohio these days. The coyote has infiltrated all 88 counties since its arrival in the Buckeye State in 1919.
Depression and one of its possible sequelae, death by suicide, are particular problems for farmers everywhere. Any families that deal with depression and death by suicide of a loved one are all too familiar with these behavioral health issues.
