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Remember friends, family for holidays
Columnist Judith Sutherland finds the most meaningful of holiday gifts comes from the heart.
Hunters accept spring gobbler challenge
First-time wild turkey hunters are usually hooked for life. It is that challenging and that rewarding.
A new partnership sets sights on reducing fraud in farm programs
WASHINGTON — Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced that USDA is partnering with the Internal Revenue Service to reduce fraud in farm programs and streamlining payment limits for family farmers. Farm Bill. The actions are intended to strengthen the integrity of USDA farm safety net programs and help the agricultural industry to meet requirements included in
Reclaimed strip mines are a perfect place to unplug
Former strip mine lands owned by the state of Ohio provide opportunities for hunting, fishing, hiking, birding and camping. Discover where to plan a trip.
A pure miracle
The first of three columns by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Ernie Pyle, who reported on the hardships and bravery of soldiers during World War II.
No ethanol doesn’t mean no profit
Perhaps, ethanol is not the direction we should be going, according to some academics from the corn belt. Alan Guebert weighs in on their perspective.
Pennsylvania updates right to farm
In an amendment to Pennsylvania’s Right to Farm Act, local governments will be held financially responsible for making laws that don’t comply with the state.
New insurance law allows premium collection before policy period ends
INDIANAPOLIS – Ohio Gov. Bob Taft recently signed legislation with provisions benefiting farm mutual insurance companies and their policyholders, according to the
Vacation With Us… McPherson and Friends
We like warm places in cold weather. And with a name like Frostproof, Fla., it’s gotta be warm! Frank and Gwen Francis and Bill and Eileen McPherson are the snowbirds who winter in Frostproof, which means lots of northern friends come to visit (and restock their stash of Farm and Dairy reading!). From left are:
Mother Nature is always in charge
By JUDITH SUTHERLAND Farm and Dairy columnist Hoping for a little Irish luck, all I am asking is to replace the mud with a whole lot of green. Bring on the sunshine and balmy breezes! One day recently, after having had winter weather storm warnings with a flood warning thrown in on top of it,
