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Welcome to episode 32 of Farm and Dairy’s virtual newsletter, the Weekly Rundown, where reporters Liz Partsch and Paul Rowley discuss the top stories from this week’s issue in our newsroom.
Episode 32In episode 32, Liz and Paul break down the headlines from the Nov. 13 edition, including:
By Franny Lazarus Ohio State University
COLUMBUS — Just how many species of bees live in Ohio? Based on other states, estimates land between 400 and 450. Until recently, there hasn’t been a way to be sure.
Thanks to the Ohio Biodiversity Conservation Partnership, the Ohio Bee Survey is entering its fifth year of data collection. More th...
The week has been a little unusual. While it’s now well into the upland game season, the summer-like temperatures seemed far too warm to run a dog around the fields for very long. It just felt like it was time to break out the fishing equipment and take a walk along a stream. It didn’t take much to convince me and the Mad River was waiting.
I grabbed my old Orvis Far a...
In the town where I grew up, kids started playing team sports early. Every spring Saturday for a few years when I was very young, I was dropped off at a random field, made to chase after a ball, then rewarded with orange slices and a juice box. I have no memory of whether or not I enjoyed this.
Mostly, I remember that I was on a team that won a fair amount, but I didn’...
The one-ton dairy cow is not a description of the body weight for our dairy cows. One ton is the measure of performance of a dairy cow’s ability to produce 2,000 pounds of milk fat and milk protein in a single lactation.
Historically, dairy farmers were paid for pounds of milk and little economic benefit from milk fat and milk protein. As consumer demand has shifted fr...
