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Ohio producer recognized with top honor
COLUMBUS — An Ohio producer was honored with one of the top producer awards at the Beef Improvement Federation Research Symposium and Annual Meeting, April 30-May 3 in Sacramento, Calif. Champion Hill The Beef Improvement Federation named Champion Hill, Bidwell, Ohio, the 2009 Seedstock Producer of the Year. Paul Hill and Marshall Reynolds of Champion
Marcellus Shale 2010: The year the gas boom came to the region
Marcellus Shale 2010: The year the gas boom came to the region SALEM, Ohio —Before this year, many Ohioans probably had never heard of drilling through the Marcellus Shale fro natural gas. That was then. Now, you can hear people whispering about the prospects, good and bad of the drilling almost everywhere in the Buckeye
Disaster relief gets nod from Congress
WASHINGTON – Farm disaster aid moves to the president’s desk, approved unanimously by the House Oct.
2023 Stark County Fair Sale results
The 2023 Stark County Fair Junior Livestock Sale brought in $1.3 million for exhibitors. Find the full results here.
Expo sales average $2,055 per head
COLUMBUS — The major attractions at the Ohio Beef Expo March 15 were six purebred sales. Over 347 lots were sold with an average price of $2,055 and a gross of $713,050. Angus There was a total of 51 lots with a sale gross of $104,850. The sale average was $2,056. The high-selling bull was
International Harvester offers pension plan before most in 1908
International Harvester Corporation was one of the first 20 companies in the United States to establish a nongovernment pension plan for its employees.
Wallbrowns pioneer farming abroad in Brazilian countryside
Members of the family are viewed by some as pioneers for their efforts in farming abroad.
Tidy up
Everyone is decluttering via Marie Kondo and the “KonMari Method.” Now, Kymberly Foster Seabolt would like to introduce readers to the “Seabolt” method.
Clean Water Rule also concerns shale gas industry
The extension of the Clean Water Act concerns farmers, but also energy companies.
Earth Day arrives, but green is not always good
You don’t want to see this type of green on Earth Day: harmful algae blooms that look like blue-green paint or scum floating on the water. Lake Erie isn’t the only body of water fighting the problem.
