MILWAUKEE — If you want to see how the nation's food makers are weathering the recession, the proof is in the pudding.
Kraft, the nation's largest food maker, will no lo...
America remains leading manufacturer in world
WASHINGTON — It seems like the country that used to make everything is on the brink of making nothing.
In January, 207,000 U...
The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced it will offer lamb producers, feeders and first handlers the opportunity to vote in a nationwide referendum on whether to co...
As you sit down to enjoy your dinner, do you pause to think about the source of the food that you enjoy?
Probably not.
Our nation and our community are fortunate to have...
Imported oil still costs more
NEW YORK — Crude oil prices have fallen to new lows for this year. So you'd think gas prices would sink right along with them.
Not so.
On Th...
An estate planning workshop is set for 1 p.m. March 3 at the Farm Service Agency in Connoquenessing Township.
Dennis Hall, division chief for economic development, Penns...
NEW WILMINGTON, Feb. 6 — The auction sold 55 loads of hay, six loads of straw and one load of ear corn.
Alfalfa, 135.-180.; mixed hay, 100.-160.; timothy, 135.-150.; str...
GROVE CITY — The 10th annual Grove City Area Chamber of Commerce Trade Show Feb. 28 will continue its tradition of spotlighting community businesses and giving a chance ...
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture provided this report on the Feb. 9 New Wilmington livestock auction.
CATTLE 250 —
Steers — Choice 1-3, 1070-1366 lb...
NEW YORK — Americans bought a sweater or two, ate out a little more, purchased some gadgets and turned to the Internet in search of bargains in January. These small indu...