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Farmers could hold powerful solution
Research at The University of Tennessee has focused on the economic feasibility of growing biomass crops for energy production.
Exports are important, but they can’t solve current farm problem
Guest commentary by Willard Cochrane, chief agricultural economist to President John F. Kennedy and professor emeritus at the University of Minnesota, discusses the economics of farm exports.
Part III Looking back offers perspective
“We are each feeling quite alone and low now. For what is a home without a mother?” — Alexander Smalley, 1894 Part III The next best thing to a diary has proven to be a series of annual ledger books kept by my paternal grandmother, given to me by my father. Record keeping The fragile
Egg-production practices meet demand and maintain hen well- being
Study finds costs will increase egg prices if conventional cage production is changed.
Feeling more than ready for a wonderful seed catalog season
It’s seed catalog season again — the most glorious time of the year — and Eliza Blue couldn’t be more excited.
Farmers face backlash for comments in Washington Post
Alan Guebert reacts to the nearly 5,000 readers’ comments posted online in response to sentiments from farmers included in a Washington Post article.
Old things come back around again
The more things change, the more they stay the same. Since our move this past summer, I now live much closer to my sister Debi.
Myers, Wuebkers win state Farm Bureau contests
COLUMBUS – The winners of three Ohio Farm Bureau contests are rooted in eastern Ohio. Andrea Myers, former Farm and Dairy reporter and Mahoning County native, won the Excellence in Agriculture award.
A little bit of everything: Ohio farm goes for different breeds
JEFFERSON, Ohio — Diversity, sustainability and self-sufficiency are words to farm by for Ralph and Connie Rice of Jefferson. From sheep without wool to short-legged cows, from the maple sugar shack to Connie’s quilting machine, Riceland Meadows is a farm marching toward as much independence as anyone can achieve on 73 acres. The unwoolly woolies
Aquafarmer: The lure of fish, shrimp
Seafood farmers aren’t wading through murky waters of improbability.
