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A-maizing corn has been around for centuries
For the next few weeks fresh sweet corn will be available at roadside stands, farmers markets and even grocery stores. When the corn is fresh and sweet, it can set off a buying frenzy among shoppers. Everyone wants a dozen ears of corn when it’s fresh and sweet. Ancient origins A taste for sweet corn
Burgett Angus Farm: Self-sufficient cattle with good temperaments
The Burgetts concentrate on a 100-mile radius to market their cattle, which includes Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
Cash flow planning is a good thing
Cash flow planning. These are three words that typically inspire a response along the lines of “ugh,” “why?” or “never done it, never will.” If anything was ever going to happen to change that response, it would be the $1.50 drop in the Class III price from February to March, or more likely, the need
A roundup of FFA news for the week of Oct. 8, 2009
ASHLAND, Ohio — On Sept. 15, the Mapleton FFA soil judging team swept the meet, having nine of the top 10 competitors from the Mapleton FFA chapter, in rural judging. The following students placed top 10 in the soil judging for rural: Roger Tobias, Shelby Rohr, Jared Wynn, Andrew Hutman, Kate Briggs, Deandra Lowman, Hillary
It’s up to you to prevent PDA
Back in the day we shunned PDA.
No, not personal digital assistant – that’s so 21st century.
PDA was Public Display of Affection, i.
Bidders dodge rain drops at Holmes livestock auction
MILLERSBURG, Ohio – Heavy showers didn’t dampen the spirit of the bidders at the 2004 Holmes County Junior Fair Livestock Auction.
Nine honored for dedication to fairs
COLUMBUS – Nine county fair leaders were recognized recently at the 82nd annual Ohio Fair Managers Association convention at the Greater Columbus Convention Center.
Hillsdale FFA honors members
Members of Hillsdale FFA were recognized for their accomplishments.
CWD case sobering for national wildlife sector
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – Scientists in Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences expected chronic wasting disease (CWD) to show up in deer in the Northeast eventually, but they didn’t anticipate that it would appear on Pennsylvania’s northern doorstep this spring after being discovered in a deer that was fed to 350 people.
Ohio’s Dairy Industry Forum brings major groups together
An inovation organization formed to keep dairy alive and well in the Buckeye State brings together producers, processors, allied industries and retailers and distributors.
