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Food safety tips for packed lunches
If your child wants to bring a packed lunch to school, there are several ways to make sure it’s both healthy and safe from foodborne illness.
Will the U.S. run out of soybeans?
URBANA, Ill. — The need to slow the rate of consumption of soybeans is a well-known fact and there are a few indications that rationing has begun, but more confirmation is needed.
Handling venison safely
Any venison derived from hunting should be handled safely to avoid the spread of foodborne pathogens, which could cause foodborne illnesses.
Ayrshire breeders boast annual gains
COLUMBUS – The Ayrshire Breeders’ Association had positive reports for its members present at its annual meeting June 22 in Rockford, Ill.
How to keep deer out of your garden
It’s no surprise growing deer populations have been problematic for gardeners. Learn how to deter deer and successfully limit the damage they cause.
Can you avoid getting sick from food?
Although it can be difficult to avoid ever getting a foodborne illness, there are some things you can do to minimize your risk.
Fall sales closing date nears for crop insurance
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — The sales closing date for 2012 crop insurance is Sept. 30 for certain crops planted during the fall of 2011.
Ohio Farm Bureau names new Young Ag Professionals committee members
Six people were named to fill four seats on the Ohio YAP state committee, who suggest, develop and conduct activities that provide opportunities for young OFBF members.
Wyoming offers a look at western town life
Julie Geiss and her family make the third stop on their trip West at the former home of one of the most famous cowboys, Col. William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody.
Cover crops for farm and garden
As a bountiful harvest empties our fields and gardens, and fills our wheelbarrows and pickup beds with fresh fruits and veggies, growers wonder what to do with the newly vacant space.
