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Chocolate shortage could be averted, master pastry chef says
By 2020, cocoa demand is projected to increase by one million tons.
Secretary’s bookcase gets $1,000 bid
Auctioneers Gene Kiko and Joe Gordon worked two rings Oct. 20 for the Mayberry auction.
Farm spending up 5 percent in 2004
WASHINGTON – According to USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service Farm Production Expenditures report, agricultural producers spent $210.
Rusty Iron: Columnist still brings a chuckle, 60 years later
In many of the weekly farm papers of the mid-1950s was a regular feature called The Song of the Lazy Farmer, which was a short and humorous observation on the passing scene, as well as the author’s troubles with his wife Mirandy over his laziness.
Roundup of FFA news for Jan. 9, 2024
Catch up on FFA news for Fayetteville FFA, Ashland FFA, Hillsdale FFA and Zane Trace FFA.
Still hard at it, farming every single day
Judith Sutherland reminds us that farming continues to be one of the most dangerous occupations and details why farmers deserve respect.
Roundup of FFA news for Oct. 12, 2017
The Norwayne FFA Chapter soil judging team participated in county and district judging contests the first two weeks of September.
Ohio’s walleye population takes work, and luck
March Madness may be played on the hardwood and shot through hoops by tall kids ranked by brackets, but there is another bunch of March foolery going on right now under the surface of many area lakes. Indeed, the area’s female walleyes are just about ready to deposit their eggs in hopes that a male
Pa. Dept. of Ag suspends raw milk permit held by Lawrence Co. dairy
The raw milk permit for Pasture Maid Creamery, LLC. remains suspended.
Economist sees lower crop prices in 2009
SAN ANTONIO — Farm income hit a record high in 2008 due in part to record prices for corn, soybeans and wheat, but an economist speaking at a crop outlook seminar at the American Farm Bureau’s 90th annual meeting said farmers can expect lower prices this year. Weakening demand Jim Sullivan, an agricultural economist and
