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It would be lovely to turn back time
“I can’t imagine there has ever been a more gratifying time or place to be alive than America in the 1950s. No country had ever known such prosperity. When the war ended, the United States had $26 billion worth of factories that hadn’t existed before the war, $140 billion in savings and war bonds just
Gullibility: Not-so-PC virus
Warning: Many Internet users are becoming infected by a virus that causes them to believe without question every groundless urban legend and dire warning that shows up in their inbox. The Gullibility Virus, as it is called, apparently makes people believe and forward copies of silly hoaxes relating to cookie recipes, health scares and get-rich-quick
Columbiana-Mahoning cattlemen honor Oelker
The Columbiana-Mahoning Cattlemen’s Association showed its appreciation to Columbiana County Extension Ag Agent Ernie Oelker during the association’s recent annual meeting.
Dairy activist fires up Ohio crowd
Milkweed publisher Pete Hardin emphasized his opinion that there is no milk surplus in the United States.
Young Holstein enthusiasts prove they’re just as driven as adults
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. – The young people attending the annual convention of the Pa. Junior Holstein Association were busy.
Irradiation could block produce contaminations, but it’s blocked
AMES, Iowa – Irradiation of produce could be a possible solution to outbreaks of E. coli, said an Iowa State University professor.
Biological controls found for fungal diseases of soybeans
When certain mycoviruses infect those fungi, they can become less virulent — good news for crop yields.
How will world events affect the market?
Marlin Clark reflects on how recent military action taken to eliminate Qasem Soleimani, an Iranian General, might affect the grain markets.
Rainy days had their charm
On the big southern Illinois dairy farm of my youth, a rainy June day was a treat almost as great as homemade ice cream.
The gift that keeps on giving
If you’re an ag-dependent advertising agency, a commodity organization hired hand or an ag journalist who can’t do math, commodity checkoffs are a gift that just keeps on giving. The most recent checkoff gift comes courtesy of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Office of Inspector General. The OIG released a 29-page report Jan. 31 on
