Poultry feed has global potential for U.S. sorghum
The United States produces a lot of sorghum and is a leading exporter in global markets but opportunities to expand those markets would help U.S. farmers.
News
Read MorePoultry feed has global potential for U.S. sorghum
Before and after
Marcia Doss invited the Herald to fall sheep shearing at Dragon’s Meadow Farm, Prescott.
County commissioners divided on animal control options
“A little upsetting, our previous animal control officer,” said Jenny David, chair of the Ogemaw County Board of Commissioners. “We paid for him to go to training, which was quite costly.”
Make our roads safer
In response to several serious traffic crashes on M-33 north of Rose City, an increase in reports of reckless driving incidents on M-33 and an increase in general complaints from the public concerning speeding on M-33, law enforcement officials are taking action to encourage better driving behavior on the local stretch of this state highway.
The adoption of Labor Day took hard work
Labor Day was forged by the labor movement of the late nineteenth century.
Preserving history and innovating beer at Highway Brewing Company
New brews at Highway Brewing Company are celebrating West Branch history and bringing more staff into the creative mix.
Reclaiming resilient Michigan streams
With America’s Ecosystem Restoration Initiative funding, the DNR and partners have removed seven stream barriers.
Sale to benefit animal rescue
The Association to Rescue Kritters (A.R.K.) is holding its annual garage sale at the Denton Township Hall, 2563 S. Gladwin Rd. in Prudenville, Friday, Aug. 29, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday Aug. 30, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Drought report mostly good news
The USDA has released the final edition of the U.S. Drought Monitor for the month of July, which has mostly good news except on the Western front.