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Meat processors face uphill battle to meet demand
While it may not be pretty, meat processing is arguably the most important part of the whole local food system.
Ohio farmer, innovator Marcia Ruff: ‘Don’t be afraid to try things’
It bothers Marcia Ruff when a woman says she’s just a farm wife, because she believes there are many opportunities for women in agriculture.
There are different types of life, loss
The feeling of loss comes in many different forms. Judith Sutherland shares her range of emotions, following the loss of two people she held near and dear.
Powers Oil Co. adds propane to its growing inventory
Powers Oil Company is offering its customers and new location and expanded product line in 2016.
Protecting the soil from the air
“Over 2300 acres of conservation on the ground in two days — this is definitely a worthwhile project!” That was the comment we heard at the Holmes Soil and Water Conservation District board meeting last night from staff member Joe Christner, who coordinated our aerial cover crops program for the fourth year. We are proud
Obama: Cut direct farm payments
SALEM, Ohio — The Washington winds shifted subtly with the release of the Obama administration’s first budget proposal for the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Predicting the grain market is like checking the chicken entrails
Everyone expects me to tell them the future of the grain markets, and the future is murky to me.
Farm pond management in fall ensures better spring fish
For people who hope to wet their lines in farm ponds next spring, autumn is the time to make their ponds fish-friendly.
Ohio counties waiting to be approved for woodland easement program
The Forest Legacy Program is a partnership between participating states and the USDA Forest Service to identify and help protect environmentally important forests from conversion to nonforest uses.
Kiko Farms earns conservation award
Columbiana Soil and Water Conservation District reviewed highlights from last past year during its annual meeting Nov. 1.
