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FSA Andy for Nov. 27, 2008
Hello Again! As we begin to shovel our way through the 2009 farm bill, there are additional benefits for beginning farmers, socially disadvantaged farmers and limited resource farmers. A beginning farmer is defined as an individual or entity who has not operated a farm for more than 10 years. In the case of an entity,
Traditions Sauces wins CIFT Excellence Award
Traditions Sauces was recently honored with the CIFT Excellence Award at Walt Churchill’s Market in Perrysburg, Ohio.
AEP sells coal mines in Ohio and Kentucky
American Electric Power has sold its AEP coal mining operations in Ohio and Kentucky to various affiliates of Wexford Capital.
Americans think national parks worth $92 billion
A study calculated that Americans put a total value of $92 billion per year on our national parks, monuments, seashores and recreation areas.
Distance, order size not an issue for Brogan’s L.J. Hay
The Kensington-based L.J. Hay deals in hay and straw in small square bales, large square bales and round bales, most of it raised on their eastern Ohio farm.
Starting spring with seedlings
Excited for spring, Eliza Blue is starting seeds indoors.
Undoing Nixon’s environmental legacy
Donald Trump has done his best to undo Nixon’s environmental legacy. He has reversed or begun to roll back more than 80 environmental rules and regulations.
Trade talks with China, ridiculous
Alan Guebert hopes U.S. and Chinese trade negotiators can forge a better deal than the current option in order to export soybeans, corn and pork.
Cape May a hub for migratory bird watching
At the Cape May Fall Festival, Scott Shalaway and his wife saw hundreds of butterflies and birds migrating for the winter.
Nesting is slowing down, but not over yet
There are still plenty of summer birding activities to observe.
