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Fake meat is mostly a fake-out for now
Despite continued evidence that the majority of Americans have a very limited appetite for non-meat meat and non-egg eggs, investors continue to invest.
Marlin: Chickens finally come home to roost
It has taken awhile, but USDA, in its Jan. 12 reports, finally resolved some of the mystery behind the 2019 corn production estimate.
Hold the raw, unpasteurized eggs from your holiday recipes
If you are making your own eggnog, you should make sure that it is safe to drink. Learn how to alter your recipe to avoid salmonella this holiday season.
Big mergers should continue to concern farmers paying attention
According to Alan Guerbert, fake news experts are mixing fact with myth to influence how Big Biotech’s mergers and buyouts play out in American agriculture.
Helicopter parents who hover, smother
When they are toddlers, we stand within eye and earshot pretty much all of the time. We walk around with our arms outstretched and our hearts on our sleeves. We cushion bumps and catch their falls. Protecting our children from harm is job one. As our children age, it can be tough to know when
Established in 1791: New barn reinvigorates Rynd farm
Today, the Rynd brothers — Dennis, 65, and Jim, 61, — and Dennis’ son Brooks, 36, can’t imagine farming again like they did in the old tie-stall barn.
Not-so-proud parenting
I think every parent has that moment when they think, proudly, “well THAT went well.” For some it’s compliments from others on their lovely child. For others it might be honor roll, student council or “always a delight in class” scrawled on each and every report card. If you are a parent raising a “good
OLCSB has hands full deciding veal standards, future of livestock in Ohio
Veal still being debated, but getting a lot of input along the way.
Diversifying income is ensuring a Muskingum County farm’s success
ZANESVILLE, Ohio — There’s nothing nutty or crazy about Nutty Acres Farm in Muskingum County — it’s just a farm family diversifying itself to ensure agriculture remains a part of their life. Jason and Kirsten Hatfield farm 236 acres and maintain another 113 acres in pastures and hay. The couple have two daughters, Shelby, 18
American Farm Bureau leader: It’s a new world for agriculture
American Farm Bureau president tells Ohioans it’s an exciting, yet challenging, time to be in agriculture.
