In this issue: Farm Bureau elects new leaders; transportation bill addresses weight variance,property rights issues; board reaches consensus on veal standards; state budget process continues to unfold; farmers consider consumer trust, animal care regulations; Name change among Zehringer’s hopes for ODA; preserving farmland in Fairfield County
view pdfStories in this issue:
Farm Bureau elects new leaders
Transportation bill addresses weight variance, property rights issues
Board reaches consensus on veal standards
State budget process continues to unfold
Rethinking consumer outreach would benefit farmers
Creative thinking can improve animal care
Animal advocates, farmers both pushing for standards
Portman calls for less government regulation, fair foreign trade policies
Name change among Zehringer’s hopes for ODA
Preserving farmland in Fairfield County
State, farmers continue efforts to improve Grand Lake St. Marys
Animals for Life Foundation now accepting grant applications
Nationwide Agribusiness applies more than 100 years experience in protecting farms
Young Agricultural Professionals contests offer opportunities, rewards
Food retailers continue to focus on consumers’ changing demands
Knollman Farms named Neighbor of the Year
Applications being accepted for 2011-2012 AgriPOWER class
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