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In California she says tomato; he says GMO delivery device
It’s pretty hard to be taken seriously in any debate if, geographically, you are located on the “Left Coast,” have elected a person known nationally as “Governor Moonbeam” to statewide office five times and are home to an industry, movie-making, built on fantasy that’s centered in an area referred to as “LaLa Land.” Farm fight
Farm nutrient management looks to be hot issue in Ohio in 2012
As 2011 ends and we look ahead at what might be the big issue for agriculture in 2012, I think the big issue will be on farm nutrient management.
Ohio produce tour features Eshleman Fruit Farm, Buurma Farms
OPGMA annual summer field tour features a diversity of fruit and vegetable farms.
‘Tractor Girl’ completes journey to the South Pole
A dream turned into reality when the 38-year-old made it to the South Pole after starting her journey in 2005.
Carol Jean Malmsberry
Carol Jean (Butream) Malmsberry, 82, of Salem, died Sept. 16 at Essex Of Salem #3. She was born Jan. 30, 1930, in Salem to the late James and Thelma (Notman) Butream. She was a homemaker and lifetime area resident. She was Methodist and had been a volunteer at Salem Community Hospital and with RSVP. She
Kiko auctions feature farm equipment, firearms
CANTON, Ohio — In March, KIKO Auctioneers conducted 79 auctions. Some of the highlights included: The March 9 auction conducted by Rusty, Randall and Rudy Kiko in Volant, Pa. featured highlights including: JD 7510 4WD sold for $57,500, JD 7210 2 WD sold for $44,500, 16-inch Miller Pro silage wagons sold for $16,250 and $13,500,
Ohio corrections department to sell prison farms
Ohio announces plan to sell prison farms, to raise millions for rehabilitation.
Pa. dairy industry teams with food bank to get milk to those who need it most
An innovative food bank milk distribution program, spearheaded by the Mid-Atlantic Dairy Association, the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture and the Central Pennsylvania Food Bank, got an assist during this year’s Pennsylvania Farm Show.
Watchdog bites the hands that fed it
Despite over-promised and underpaid by millions of dollars, the 100 or so producer-members of Meadowbrook Farms Cooperative said little during a recent public meeting the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Grain, Inspection, Packers and Stockyard Administration held to discuss the Feb. 4 closure of the coop’s Rantoul, Ill., hog slaughtering plant. Startling remarks The few farmers
DEP to eliminate dangerous mine highwall in Allegheny County
PITTSBURGH, Pa. — The Department of Environmental Protection’s Bureau of Abandoned Mine Reclamation has begun its Coal Run Project in Bridgeville Borough, Allegheny County. DEP is managing the $325,394 reclamation of a dangerous highwall in a densely populated neighborhood on McLaughlin Run Road. The highwall is a remnant of the neighborhood’s mining past. Once cut
