Being in the same industry for 100 years is an achievement few family businesses can claim. From their grandfather who started National Mower Company in 1919, to the third generation
Robert Arnason writes on The Western Producer website about an article from Wired magazine that argues that farmers are overly dependent on synthetic fertilizers, which is why companies and scientists
An article by Ben Lilliston for the Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy (IATP) claims the US Dept of Agriculture is “an afterthought to the Trump administration, despite the crucial
Spence Eccles Field House on the campus of the University of Utah is the site for the 2019 InterMountain STMA chapter’s annual Conference, scheduled for Thursday, February 21, from 8:30
Evan Grant of the Dallas News reported that the Texas Rangers will open their new stadium—and it will have an artificial playing surface. Last week the club announced a decision to
The Phoenix Convention Center housed more than 2,300 participants from over 14 different countries last week for STMA’s 30th Annual Conference and Exhibition. Over the course of four days, attendees
The Atlantic reports that if ingested, severe illness can start as soon as six hours later, but tends to take longer, 36 hours or more. Severe liver damage is usually
2019 Middle Tennessee Area TVSTMA meeting is March 6 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM, City of Franklin (TN) Parks Department Dr. Gregg Munshaw, University of Kentucky, will be speaking on #Bluemuda and
Last year Michigan State University Extension published numerous articles on the updated Worker Protection Standards for trainers, workers and handlers that came into effect in 2018, including frequently asked WPS
From the October 2018 issue of Facility Executive, this article covers assessing facilities against best practices for anti-terrorism security. The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has identified commercial facilities as
