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A roundup of 4-H news for the week of Feb. 6, 2014:
CANFIELD, Ohio — The Mahoning County Goat Herders 4-H club met Jan. 13 and Feb. 3. New business included election of officers. Mandatory quality assurance will take place March 1 from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. at South Range High School. The club will be selling pictures with a raffle as a fundraiser. New officers are: Krista
NFU appears before ag committee
The primary goal should be economic stability and opportunity, the National Farmers Union testifies.
New grain futures highs followed by a correction
Marlin Clark weighs in on the grain markets following recent highs punctuated by a correction.
The measured steps of a steady man
Allan Guebert recalls the steady way his father lived and died.
Road trip in the good old days was a little bumpy
Recently, I was looking at a picture of a sod house in Colorado where a local family stopped for overnight on their move West. I surmised that the roads there in 1917 were probably somewhere between crude and nonexistent. With all our maps and atlases and road numbers and signs — not to mention GPS
Meat exports surpass 2011 levels
Meat exports are up from 2011 levels. Major importers include Canada, Hong Kong and South America.
Read it Again: Week of November 14, 2002
80 years ago this week. The average rate of wages of U.S. male farm labor Oct. 1 was $28.97 a month, with board. The average in 1921 was $30.14. W.S. McBane of East Liverpool had the highest testing Guernsey in October in the official cow test association. Lady C of Mara Alva produced 1,005.6 pounds
The bees are bouncing back
Elevated winter honeybee colony losses attributed to Colony Collapse Disorder have not resulted in declines in colony numbers, according to the USDA’s Economic Research Service.
The summer we remember
There is a black and white snapshot, taken decades ago, of a little girl with wild curls sitting on a large rock in the center of a slow moving river.
Lesser-known inventor impacts auto industry
Charles Hay Martin was one of the many colorful men who built the automobile industry in this country, although he never became a household name.
