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Marlin: Harvest thinking is now upon us
Marlin Clark predicts that the 2021-2022 crop will be as tight in supply as this past year’s, which will continue to support prices.
Lake Erie Bill of Rights dead in the water
Lake Erie Bill of Rights is dead in the water, for now. Editor-in-Chief Rebecca Miller asks: what does it mean for farmers?
Columbiana Co. career center renovates landscape, vet facility
The Columbiana County Career & Technical Center completed a $1.1 million renovation that includes a new greenhouse, labs and classroom space. The open expanse of the former horse arena now houses the landscape and design work space.
A roundup of FFA news for March 24, 2016
This week’s roundup includes news from the Warren, West Holmes, Northwestern and Black River FFA chapters, as well as news from the Mahoning County Junior Fair Board.
Record cattle prices, again and again
Beef producers are working to expand their herds. This is demonstrated by the 18 percent reduction in beef cow slaughter so far this year.
US may have the muscle in a trade fight; Mexico may have the law
Alan Guebert digs into the U.S.’s trade trouble with Mexico, which plans to ban genetically modified corn imports by 2024.
Getting to ‘yes’ and other Farm Bill worries
Alan Guebert weighs in on barriers to getting a new farm bill passed.
America’s love/hate relationship with our biggest trading partner
Alan Guebert discusses the current economic woes of China and how this may play a part in U.S. and China relations for 2024.
The true cost of soil erosion
The costs of soil erosion are far-reaching, but when intensified by human activity, it can have negative environmental, societal and economic impacts.
CO2 pipelines to stretch across the Midwest
Investors are lining up to build carbon dioxide pipelines to carry CO2 from Midwestern ethanol plants to “sequestration” sites in North Dakota or Illinois.
