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Reader: Support accurate labeling for beef
One reader shares his thoughts on beef labeling, stressing that the product-of-USA label should be reserved for cattle raised in the United States.
Legislation gives ODA more control over CAFOS
COLUMBUS, Ohio — A lengthy process of transferring the state’s livestock permitting program from the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency, to the Ohio Department of Agriculture, became closer to completion this week. Signed into law On Tuesday, Dec. 22, Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland signed House Bill 363, which authorizes the ODA to adopt rules under the
Berry picking
Home Living columnist Laurie Marlatt Steeb writes about picking berries with her dad.
The legacy of Zimbabwe’s Cecil the lion
Hunting regulated by professional biologists in the U.S. is here to stay, but international trophy hunting should end today.
Baby Think It Over falls a little short
Columnist Kymberly Foster Seabolt has let go of the dream she’ll ever be more than a self-proclaimed ‘accidental parent.’
Boaters should be cautious of low water
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources reminds boaters to be cautious of low water in lakes this time of year.
Town & Country, Western Reserve farm co-ops merge
Members of Western Reserve Farm Cooperative Inc. and Town and Country Co-op Inc. have approved merging the two cooperatives.
Vacation with Us: Loretta and Ron Strohmeyer
We felt like breaking out in song, when we visited the Loretta Lynn mansion and ranch in Hurricane Mills, Tenn., with Ron and Loretta Strohmeyer, of Carrollton, Ohio, in September.
Pa. gearing up to take advantage of federal broadband funds
Pennsylvania is gearing up to take full advantage of federal broadband funds, at the state level, and at the regional level.
Ohio nutrient law: Answers to some of the top questions
Now that that the state’s nutrient law is passed, farmers a lot to figure out before it becomes effective.
