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Holmes County to break ground for agriculture center/fairgrounds
MILLERSBURG, Ohio — A major construction project is under way in Holmes County. Officials plan to break ground for a new fairgrounds and agricultural center April 17. Farm and Dairy will have a full story on the new fairgrounds and ag center online at www.farmanddairy.com and in next week’s print edition. The present fairgrounds, located
John Andrew Bricker
John Andrew Bricker, 91, passed away Aug. 31, at his home in Columbus, Ohio. Born in Salem, Ohio Nov. 3, 1919, he was the son of the late Norman and Nell (Gailey) Bricker. Devoted husband, father and grandfather, he is survived by his wife of 58 years, Elaine; daughters, Kathleen Stith, Janis Stailey, Meribeth Jones;
Purdue research finds bacteria survives inside plants
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Sanitizing the outside of produce may not be enough to remove harmful food pathogens, according to a Purdue University study that demonstrated that Salmonella and E. coli can live inside plant tissues.
Collectors attracted to character and individuality of duck decoys
The art of deception is a fitting way to describe the reason and realism of duck decoys. And so is the fact that decoys provide the perfect example of functional art. But more that that, the making, collecting and use of decoys are the glues that keep a large, international group of people coming back
Great Lakes offers great opportunities for anglers in 2011
It will be interesting to see what the Great Lakes offer fishermen during the coming months. If last summer serves as a predictor, there will be good news and bad news depending on where, when, and what. For instance, walleye fishing in Lake Erie, the most productive of all the Great Lakes, has been on
Low milk prices for farmers threaten local and regional economies
SOMERVILLE, Mass. — The drastic drop in milk prices paid to farmers over the past year has led to an unprecedented crisis for dairy farmers who, on average, are being paid less than half the cost of production. Low prices and high production costs threaten to push nearly one-third of dairy farmers off their land
Ohio hunters help offset hunger
COLUMBUS — Ohio deer hunters have donated more than 54,800 pounds of venison to local food banks through the 2008-09 deer hunting season, according to Farmers and Hunters Feeding the Hungry and the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife. Meals The 54,800 pounds of venison equals approximately 219,200 meals for Ohioans in need.
Dairy gets monster manure pit
Concrete manure storage pit to hold 2.5 million gallons, is one of largest in region.
U.S. ag trade offer to be short-lived
After a few tough months at home – falling poll numbers, staying at Rancho del Lazio while New Orleans flooded, Harriet “Who?” Miers – the Bush Administration sought to get its mojo working again by dropping an agricultural trade bomb in Geneva Oct.
Rate caps on electricity done Dec. 31
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – Rate caps that have kept the price of electricity relatively low are set to expire, and an energy expert in Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences urges customers, such as farmers who use a lot of electricity, to be prepared to deal with higher costs.
