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OSU economist says taxing farmers would resolve phosphorus issue
Economist says a 135 percent tax would result in an acceptable reduction in phosphorus leaving farmers’ fields
The best movies about farmers
Though movies don’t often feature farmers or farms, agriculture has had some nods from Hollywood in the past. Some of the movies that are farm-centric may not be the gigantic and special effects-motivated summer blockbuster like The Dark Knight or Marvel’s: The Avengers, but they’re good entertainment.
Stark County Fair 2013
The Stark County Jr. Fair auctions grossed nearly $730,000. See the results here.
Broadview Farm: Continuing the family tradition of conservation
Practicing soil and water conservation on their land isn’t a whim for farmers Jerry and Lori Dickerhoof, it’s a commitment and a tradition.
Rare rabbit disease confirmed in western Pennsylvania
USDA has confirmed rabbit hemorrhagic disease (RHD) in two pet rabbits that died Dec. 7 in Clover Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania.
Roundup of 4-H news for April 6, 2017
The Shining Clovers 4-H club met March 12, at the Wakeman Congregational Church, to welcome new members and pass out enrollment information.
Pasture plant may have big benefits
Forage plant wards off ruminant gastrointestinal nematode.
Midwest rainfall delays corn planting
While weather should improve in the next two weeks, it will not be enough to make up for planting delays already endured by the nation’s corn farmers.
Swine manure composting is promising
Illinois study shows composting is feasible method for disposing of swine manure.
Judge clears Wayne County hog farmers, employee of most charges
WOOSTER, Ohio – There was a collective sigh of relief from the defendants and their supporters when Wayne County Municipal Court Judge Stuart Miller cleared Creston hog farmer Ken Wiles and his employee, Dusty Stroud, of all animal cruelty charges after a day and a half of testimony June 19-20.
