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Toledo mayor wants presidential executive order for Lake Erie algae problem
The economic impact of Lake Erie’s toxic algae blooms on the city of Toledo totalled an estimated $2.2 million to $2.5 million.
Free solar program in Medina County
Solar program in Medina County will discuss how solar can work on your farm.
Ohio corn growers join new coalition
WASHINGTON — Corn producers from 10 states, including Ohio, have formed a new group to work with policymakers in Washington. The new Corn Farmers Coalition includes members of the Ohio Corn Growers Association, and the industry’s trade group — the National Corn Growers Association. “Washington needs to know that corn farmers are using some of
Robert Boggs takes director’s chair at ODA
Ashtabula County’s Robert Boggs became the new director of the Ohio Department of Agriculture.
Keep eyes open when it comes to chronic wasting disease
Reader says articles need to stop simply pointing fingers at the deer farmers, and instead, talk about the background.
Blue Christmas worship service, Dec. 22
Good Hope Lutheran Church is having a Blue Christmas worship service Dec. 22 at 6 p.m. at the church, 12030 Market St., North Lima.
Hazard a guess on this antique cast iron mystery item
Help us identify this week’s mystery antique tool! This cast iron item comes to us from Blackie Sleeva of Flushing, Ohio.
Workshop for landowners interested in gas leasing and exploration in the Marcellus Shale
NEW CASTLE, Pa. — Penn State Cooperative Extension will be holding a workshop, “Marcellus Shale – Natural Gas and You” May 20 at the Lawrence County Community Partnership Building (formerly the New Castle Ben Franklin Jr. High School), 815 Cunningham Avenue, New Castle, PA 16101. The meeting will start at 7 p.m. and end at
Senate OKs ‘fast track’ for trade negotiations
The U.S. Senate approved legislation that gives the president new authority to negotiate trade agreements.
Perception impacts price
DENVER – Paul Bierschwale, accredited rural appraiser and owner of Bierschwale Appraisals in Junction, Texas, believes the personal desire to own a piece of rural America is driving land prices to new levels.
