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‘Free markets’ really aren’t free
If there’s no such thing as a free lunch — and there isn’t: even the United States Department of Agriculture’s “free” National School Lunch Program cost $10.8 billion in fiscal year 2010 — then it stands to reason that the free market might not be entirely free either. Financial markets For example, to ensure that
U.S. financial reform: We, like sheep, have been led astray
Not one new rule, not one new regulation and not one new knuckle-rapping regulator was created in 2009 to rein in the knuckle-draggers that traded an estimated $592 trillion, or 12 times the world’s total economic output, in over-the-counter, in-the-dark derivatives last year.
Poland historical society holds holiday tour of homes
Seven homes , plus the newly opened Poland Public Library, are on the annual Christmas Tour of Homes scheduled for Dec. 4 and Dec. 5.
Feed intake study in beef cattle could lead to more efficient breeds
A new study from the University of Illinois helps measure how much cattle eat across different life stages.
One bad day
Editor Rachel Wagoner writes about the various tasks a farmer must do, which sometimes includes euthanizing a sick animal.
Ohio cattlemen honor Carpers; Gahler named Young Cattleman of Year
The need to increase the Ohio beef checkoff was a repeated theme during the annual meeting of the Ohio Cattlemen’s Association Jan. 25.
How to grow fruit in your yard
Learn what to consider before you start planning to grow fruit in your backyard.
Denbow gets the job done as Ashland Co. Fair board member
Susan Denbow’s efforts earned her recognition during the annual fair managers’ convention in January when she received the Excellence in Innovation Award.
The great leggings war
This conversation is about knit pants. Let me repeat that: knit pants.
Predator problems: Protect your flock and livestock this fall
Coyote are active in fall, when grown pups break away from the family unit to hunt and stake out their own territory.
