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6 reasons to consider a trade school
Trade schools allow students to dive right into their majors, get hands-on learning and enter the workforce sooner.
Jerry W. Romesberg
SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP, Ohio — Jerry W. Romesberg, 61, of Springfield Township, Ohio, passed away June 25, 2008, after a brief battle with pancreatic cancer. Jerry retired from Ohio Operating Engineers and served in the U.S. Army. He was preceded in death by his first wife, Dorothy A. He is survived by his wife, Patti; daughters,
FARM SCIENCE REVIEW: Buckeye Power Co-op gets $250 million loan
LONDON, Ohio – On his swing through Ohio Sept. 20, U.S. Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns awarded an electric utility loan of nearly $240 million to Buckeye Power Cooperative.
Smells of the cattle auction
Bryce Angell crafts a poem about the smells of the cattle auction.
Public hearings set for solar projects in Defiance, Union counties
The Ohio Power Siting Board is holding two virtual public hearings for proposed solar farms in Defiance and Union counties.
Ohioans get extra credit in carbon trade
SALEM, Ohio – There’s even more benefit for Ohio farmers in the National Farmers Union’s carbon credit selling program.
A roundup of FFA news for the week of Nov. 12, 2009
JEROMESVILLE, Ohio — The Hillsdale FFA sent 22 members to Indianapolis for National Convention. Among the members, there were two teams: Poultry and Parliamentary Procedure. Hannah Crossen chaired sessions and gave her retiring address as she ended her year as the National Eastern-Region vice president. Addie Runkle, Kristin Flickinger and Mike Dyer received the American
Meeting paves the way for paying farmers to capture greenhouse gases
LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Supported by science and spurred by emerging markets, more than 80 participants in an international workshop on carbon sequestration called on world policymakers to focus research and create fair-priced carbon offset markets that would pay farmers to adopt conservation agriculture practices that will capture carbon in the soil.
Rains buoy Canfield Fair buyers
Rains didn’t wash away the fair spirit for winners and buyers at the Canfield Fair’s market livestock sales.
Area crops: Slow but steady progress
Crop conditions have been variable across the region and in each county, according to reports.
