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Buyers willing to pay top dollar to support smaller, local farmers
COLUMBUS — New research suggests that the average supermarket shopper is willing to pay a premium price for locally produced foods, providing some farmers an attractive option to enter a niche market that could boost their revenues. The study also showed that shoppers at farm markets are willing to pay almost twice as much extra
Farmers need new game plan to retain their share of food dollar
Processor consolidation and rising retail influence has changed the ag ball game.
$4.9 million dollar lawsuit filed against Vreba-Hoff dairy developers
A lawsuit claiming breach of contract and foreclosure on several dairy farms associated with Vreba-Hoff Dairy Development LLC has been filed.
Case IH and New Holland sign right-to-repair agreement with American Farm Bureau
The American Farm Bureau Federation and CNH Industrial brands Case IH and New Holland have signed a memorandum of understanding.
Fall vegetable options
Produce is fresher and has its best taste when it ripens in its natural growth cycle. Find out what’s in season in Ohio and surrounding states during fall.
Community supports Montgomery Dairy Farm, last dairy in Ohio township, after barn collapse
After a barn roof at Montgomery Dairy Farm, in Newton Falls, collapsed in early February, the community stepped up to help the Montgomerys with a fundraiser May 15.
Where do USDA dollars go? More places than you think …
The USDA not only provides the budget for local Farm Service Agency offices and programs, it funds and administers dozens of other programs related to food safety and distribution, land management, rural development and agricultural research.
National Farmers Union: Market-Driven Inventory System could save tax dollars
The National Farmers Union says the Market-Driven Inventory System (MDIS) would save tax dollars and still provide a farm safety net.
Start clipping coupons: Farm Bureau report says dollar not going very far
WASHINGTON – Retail food prices at the supermarket increased slightly in the second quarter of 2007, according to the latest
High tunnels to aid Philadelphia-based agencies, schools
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — High tunnels might help eradicate a “food desert” in the southeast corner of the Keystone State, if a collaboration between Penn State Extension and community partners in Philadelphia is successful.
