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Organic farmers free from check-offs
A last-minute change to the 2002 farm bill will exempt farmers who produce only organic products from paying into promotion programs.
Miniature donkeys: can’t stop at just one
Breeding and raising miniature donkeys is a “life style” choice for a rural Ravenna family who are building a registered herd at Wayland Hills Farm.
Grandpa dies after ram attack; still helps family
SALEM, Ohio – Even in the hardest times, like during the death of his father, Bill Kline says good things can happen.
Grazing annuals extends pasture life
SALEM, Ohio – Graziers willing to put in a little extra time can reap big benefits – and yields – by adding annuals to their grazing plans.
Editorial commentary: Keeping one eye on Washington
Politics, stalled spending bills and the impact of an Iraqi conflict: What’s going on in Washington? Editor Susan Crowell shares one economist’s perspective.
The buckin’ dapple gray
Bryce Angell crafts a poem about his father’s misguided horse sense in relation to an ill-fated dapple gray.
Everything that is old is new again
Kymberly Foster Seabolt shares her thoughts on using antiques and other old things, while appreciating their heritage.
New Ohio Farm Bureau president believes Ohio agriculture well-positioned
With a strong farm economy and a good relationship to state leadership, Bill Patterson, the new president for Ohio Farm Bureau, believes Ohio agriculture is well-positioned for the future.
Confessions of a home renovation junkie
Leave Kymberly Foster Seabolt alone with a drill or a hammer and all heck breaks loose. In her column this week, she offers an update on her latest project.
Animal welfare panel finds little abuse in hidden camera video of hog farm
Animal welfare panel: Most of what is shown in the Compassion Over Killing hog farm video are normally accepted production practices and there was nothing that could be considered abusive.
