Monday, November 18, 2024

The high court refused to consider a charge that the beef checkoff program is unconstitutional.

A renewed farm emphasis is the result of a long-term visioning project that polled members and nonmembers on the Ohio Farm Bureau's core purpose.

The antique gallery, which showcases fine American, Asian and European antiques from the 18th and 19th century, will close Dec. 31.

Members can invest in the cooperative's packing and processing plants, if built.

Making a profitable management decision is always more important than making a decision resulting only in saved taxes.

Each dairy producer should identify factors most important to achieving his bottom line, and then breed the kind of cow that fits that structure. That's the advice of the manager of a 3,000-cow Florida dairy.

Reader objects to Daniel J. Carson's letter (Farm and Dairy, Nov. 29) asserting that hunting and "managing" wildlife is misguided.

The Dec. 8 Sebring Historical Society tour features the homes of Michael and Esther Lepsesty, Hal and Pat Kelley, and Edward and Janet Slusser.

A Cleveland reader calls for the state to assume responsibility for their misguided wildlife management policies that preserve hunting at the expense of nonhunters.

Innovative Farmers of Ohio will hold its 9th annual conference, "Digging In: Cultivating Healthy Soils and Healthy Profits" Jan. 25-26 at the Procter Center in London, Ohio.