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Hog prices: Feed prices deny recent strong bids
The drastic reduction in beef supply stimulated pork demand in the last half of 2004.
Beef prices will drop for both farmer and consumer as Canadian cattle arrive
URBANA, Ill. – The party is over for U.S. beef producers.
With the Canadian border opened to live beef cattle, more cattle in the feedlot pipelines, and more heifers saved back to increase the size of the brood cow herd, “some would say the party is over for high cattle prices,” said Purdue University Extension marketing specialist Chris Hurt said.
House built by soy, of soy, for soy
The House that Soy Built, an icon to the many uses of soy, opened at this year’s Farm Science Review.
Eminent domain hot in legislature
SALEM, Ohio – How would you like it if the county commissioners came knocking at your door to say they were selling off your farm or home to build a new Wal-Mart? Or, if they said most of your neighborhood would be razed and a car dealership would replace the ranches and saltbox homes that had been there for years? The
No-till? It’s all in the management
WEST MIDDLESEX, Pa. – High market prices for your grain. High fertilizer costs. High costs of production.
John Glenn: Conservation is critical
REYNOLDSBURG, Ohio – John Glenn’s commitment to community was born in the eastern Ohio hills of his childhood.
Congress wrestles with trade issue
Although the House has given its approval to Trade Promotion Authority legislation, the Senate is not so eager to give the president negotiating power.
Bangladesh leader: Our problems are global problems
WOOSTER, Ohio – While the world debates the causes of global warming, the president of Bangladesh looks across his country and sees coastal regions that could be wiped out if the sea level rises even as little as 10 centimeters.
At the Farm Science Review: Small is BIG
This year’s Farm Science Review, Sept. 17-19, at the Molly Caren Agricultural Center near London, Ohio, featured the obligatory huge combines and track tractors, but it was obvious from a stroll around the grounds, that small is big – and getting bigger.
Young hunters know the signs of pre-rut season
From a young age, scouting walks have taught Julie Geiss’ sons to study the habits and changing travel patterns of deer in preparation for hunting season.
