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Featured in the Feb. 5, 2009 issue: a look at President Obama's team, deer damage, raw milk, metal theft and information from the American Farm Bureau Federation annual meeting.
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Featured in the Feb. 5, 2009 issue: a look at President Obama's team, deer damage, raw milk, metal theft and information from the American Farm Bureau Federation annual meeting.
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Damage Report
There's a long way to go to control the deer herd, but complaining is a start
OFBF examining Ohio's metal theft law
Members say more needs to be done
From many farmers comes one voice
Delegates gather to set national Farm Bureau policies
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The president's picks
New leaders want 'sustainable' policies, vow to combat global warming
Pesticide use near water may need federal permit
News briefs
National: Boccieri on House Ag Committee, Schmidt leads subcommittee; EPA changes rule on CAFO air emissions; Grants available for rural education, healthcare resources; Farm Bureau comments on ammonium nitrate State: OFBF appointed to Great Lakes Advisory Board; Mark March 26 for Trends and Issues Conference
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OFBF recruiting for second AgriPOWER class
Guest worker program got last minute change
Farm research highlights AgriPOWER Institute
It's your world
Major issues fact agriculture
Farm Bureau calls for overhaulign WTO talks, keeping NAFTA intact
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County News
Protecting family farmland in Fairfield County, Logan County Farm Bureau assists area's needy, Marion County resident earns $2,500 reward, Northwest county administrators gather
Our Ohio: Telling Agriculture's Story
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Worker's comp safety meeting dates
Nationwide agents recognized for Farm Bureau membership sales>
May we introduce: Gene Phillips, Knox County; Amy Hurst
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On Your Behalf
Here are some additional activities in which your support of Farm Bureau helped strengthen agriculture and rural Ohio
Story jumps
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Researcher's findings could rile raw milk advocates
Tough times hit livestock sector
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Ohio sends its best to Texas
Eleven community service groups receive Foundation grants