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Little in platforms to lure farm vote
Does it matter to farmers who wins in November?
We’d know more if we knew where they stood on the farm issues.
More preservation efforts under way in Ohio
Look for more legislation dealing with farmland preservation issues to be introduced this session.
First-year winner claims chicken flying title at Geauga County Fair
Meagan Bellan claimed this year’s chicken flying championship at The Great Geauga County Fair yesterday afternoon, earning a couple of priceless prizes.
Purple paint law goes live in Pennsylvania
A new law in Pennsylvania may have people seeing purple. Landowners can now mark trees or posts with purple paint as a no trespassing notice.
Web site shows how wheat works
PARKER, Colo. — The Wheat Foods Council is launching How Wheat Works, an interactive, online multimedia program that delivers a farm-to-fork education on wheat, enabling a better understanding of its nutritional value. At www.howwheatworks.com, participants of all ages can virtually grow, harvest and mill their own kernels to create their desired wheat food. For each
Ongoing beef dispute: Judge dismisses checkoff challenge
CENTENNIAL, Colo. – A suit brought by Steve and Jeanne Charter challenging the constitutionality of the beef checkoff program was dismissed Oct.
Wellington Implement Celebrates 90 years
Wellington Implement Day named in honor of this family-owned dealership, which has been in business for 90 years.
Chesapeake Bay: Numbers behind EPA’s nutrient diet could be a recipe for disaster
WASHINGTON — A new report questions the data used by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to set pollution limits for the Chesapeake Bay. Commissioned by a coalition of agricultural groups, the report contrasts EPA’s estimate of the bay’s “nutrient diet” with those of the USDA, which are much more favorable to farmers. It asks EPA
Changes to over-order premium hit snag in Pa. Senate
Whether the over-order premium still works as intended or is still needed at all has been a hotly debated topic among Pennsylvania dairy farmers for years.
Utica and Marcellus shale: Permit numbers are lower; waiting list to be fracked is growing in Ohio
While permits are still being sought in the Utica shale region, the real story may be in the number of wells waiting to be fracked.
