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Corn quality solid, despite drought
WASHINGTON — The overall quality of the 2012 U.S. corn crop is high and improves upon last year’s very good marks across a range of test factors, according to the U.S. Grains Council’s Corn Harvest Quality Report 2012/13. Total U.S. corn production fell in 2012 due to the worst drought in decades, but despite the
Thank God, during difficult times, we have Blessed Assurance
Columnist says goodbye to his wife of 53 years.
Farm Credit helps rebuild grandstand in NW Ohio
LOUISVILLE, KY — Anyone who grew up or lives in rural America likely has a pretty good feel for how county fairs — complete with 4-H club members, livestock judging, demolition derbies, tractor pulls, elephant ears, and much more — are an integral part of the fabric of their local communities. Those annual celebrations are
FSA will be conducting compliance spot-checks
Hello again! The “dog days” of summer have arrived. The weather has definitely been on the extremely hot side , but I guess we can take solace in the fact that at least there isn’t 2 foot of snow on the ground and below freezing. That will come soon enough. We have been fortunate to
Study confirms Pa. Farm Bureau concerns over proposed I-80 tolling
CAMP HILL, Pa. — Pennsylvania Farm Bureau asserted its strong opposition to any plans to place tolls on Interstate 80 in Pennsylvania. The bureau joined members of the Coalition to Keep I-80 Tollfree and the Clarion County Economic Development Corporation at two news conferences to release the results of a study on the economic impacts
A maze of pink: Farm features corn maze, paintball and pig race
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP, Ohio — Run with pink pigs and shoot up the corn maze with pink paintballs for cancer awareness at Niederman Family Farm this fall.
Tradition Leaves Legacy and Love
It wouldn’t be Christmas for me without Spritz cookies like my Aunt Esther made. Esther Anglemyer was a wonderful baker. She was used to making breads and pies in large quantities to feed everyone who visited their farm. She always had tins of homemade cookies on a kitchen counter just inside the back door. When
A weekly roundup of FFA news for the week of April 17, 2008
ASHLAND, Ohio — The Mapleton FFA general livestock team recently placed at several competitions. The team won the Mount Gilead contest, with Jared Wynn taking first and Billy Keener placing 16th. Garrett Canfield also competed. The team also took a trip to the District 1 contest in Fulton County. Wynn once again placed first, while
Voters reject levy for Harrison County SWCD
SALEM, Ohio — Harrison County voters have turned down a 0.5 mil levy that would’ve brought much-needed financial support to their soil and water conservation district. The levy, which went before voters on the March 4 ballot, failed by about 700 votes. While it was a disappointing result, the district is still hoping to move
