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Connection direction: Chefs want to buy local; need farmers
Chefs’ interest in locally produced food is increasing, mainly because of the taste.
Taking to tokens: History buff trades pocket watch for pocket change
SALEM, Ohio – John Dunlap has his hand in his pocket, sifting jingling coins between his fingers.
He gathers them and withdraws the loot.
Squeezing the most out of every drop
(Note: Farm and Dairy Editor Susan Crowell recently traveled with an Ohio agricultural trade mission to Israel.
Lawsuit affects all Ohio farmers
The outcome of a Summit County lawsuit could affect generally accepted agricultural practices in other parts of the state.
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.
Fun for the serious heifer raiser
A quick-fix, cost-cutting increase in income. Have your attention? Well, it is not a single quick fix, but a more sustainable, long-term decrease in expenses and increase in income can be yours if your heifers do not currently freshen at 24 months or less, ready to walk into the barn, grow and compete.
Red Beard Bees
Red Beard Bees includes 65 colonies, or hives, in the Whitehall suburb of Columbus where owner Dave Noble lives.
A roundup of FFA news for the week of Nov. 10, 2011:
HANOVERTON, Ohio — United FFA’s annual fruit sale will continue through Nov. 21. Ag students will be selling a variety of fruits, apple cider and meats and cheese. Profits from the sale will be used for fixing equipment, students’ fees for conventions, and scholarships. If you are interested in buying, call United Local High School
Holiday traders yield small price changes
Holiday traders don’t make big price changes. Marlin Clark weighs in on the small price swings in the grain markets over the last couple weeks.
Giving thanks for good cow care
Dwight Roseler talks about what’s important when taking care of dairy cows and being grateful for dairy farmers who put in the work everyday.
