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Holstein industry testing for new defect
Complex Vertebral Malformation, a genetically transmitted defect can be reduced by avoiding matings in which there are carriers on both sides of the pedigree.
The history of John Deere is long and windy
Although they’d been reluctant to dive into the budding gasoline tractor business, there was increasing pressure from Deere’s branch houses and dealers, who wanted a tractor to sell.
James ‘Jim’ R. Coy
James “Jim” R. Coy, 91, formerly of Salem passed away June 8, at Sycamore Run Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, following a period of declining health.
John J. Slick Jr. and Susan L. Slick
John J. Slick Jr. passed away at UPMC Jameson Hospital, April 21. Less than 24 hours later, his wife, Susan L. Slick, passed away at the same hospital.
Ohio wildlife officer recognized with Shikar-Safari award
Lee Van Allen was recently named Ohio Wildlife Officer of the Year by Shikar-Safari Club International.
Lola Ann Kurtz
SALEM, Ohio — Lola Ann Kurtz, 77, of Salem, died Jan. 29, surrounded by family in her home after a lingering illness of Alzheimer’s. Born June 3, 1937, she was the only child born to Clarence and Doris Charlton Sheller, in Youngstown. She grew up in Greenford where she graduated from Greenford High School. On
LETTER: Outdated natural gas production leases ignore current realities
Landowner says: We don’t have a problem with the natural gas storage field, but we do have a problem with Columbia Gas and NiSource claiming they own our minerals.
Rural health insurance just got better in New York
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — The New York State Health Foundation awarded Agri-Services Agency, a subsidiary of Dairylea Cooperative Inc., a grant to educate and help farmers and agribusiness owners obtain health insurance coverage, including government options, in rural New York. “The rate of uninsured residents in New York is alarming. The rising cost of health care
Ohio Conservation winners look toward ‘next generation’
Five Ohio farm families were honored for their conservation efforts during an awards ceremony at the Farm Science Review on Sept. 22.
Conservation projects aim to fill gap left by traditional funding
Four projects aim to remove nitrogen and phosphorus before they enter the Ohio River basin.
