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VeraSun bankruptcy trustee attempts to recover payments made to suppliers
AMES, Iowa — Producers and cooperatives that received letters from VeraSun requesting repayment for corn they sold to the company should contact an attorney familiar with the Bankruptcy Code before they respond, suggests the Iowa State University Center for Agricultural Law and Taxation. CALT staff attorney Erin C. Herbold explained that VeraSun Energy Corporation and
Ohioans may need to switch Medicare plans
COLUMBUS — The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services announced that approximately 34,000 beneficiaries in Ohio will need to secure new Medicare coverage for 2010 because their current Medicare Advantage plan is discontinuing coverage effective at midnight Dec. 31. Open enrollment Each October, Medicare announces plan changes and the withdrawing plans mail notices to the
Watermelons tapped for ethanol
WASHINGTON — With their sweet, refreshing juices watermelons are a favorite summertime treat, especially around July 4th. But now this Independence Day favorite could become even more of a patriotic commodity. Ethanol Agricultural Research Service studies in Lane, Okla., have shown simple sugars in watermelon juice can be made into ethanol. In 2007, growers harvested
12 tips to prevent molds in dairy feed
Twelve ttips to help farmers battle against molds and mycotoxins in their operation.
USDA sets new milk formulas for Class III, IV
The final decision culminates a process that began with the 1996 farm bill.
When will USDA react to stop bleeding of pool dollars
Don’t expect quick action when it comes to the federal milk marketing order rule-making process.
Charlie Nash honored by Farmers Union
Long-time Farmers Union supporter Charlie Nash of Ottawa, Ohio, has received the National Farmers Union Meritorious Service Award.
Are higher bonds the way to fix the abandoned oil and gas well problem?
Unplugged orphan and abandoned wells are a problem in Pennsylvania that should be fixed. Everyone agrees on that. How this problem should be solved continues to be debated.
Test results show soil is safe at Pa. farms after train derailment
Preliminary soil test results from Pennsylvania farms show no signs of contamination from the Feb. 3 Norfolk Southern train derailment, the DEP said.
Bats are essential to the environment and benefit people
While some folks think bats are creepy and should be shooed away, they are essential to the environment and benefit people, especially those in agriculture.
