Rural homeowners face new rules for sewage treatment
The Ohio Department of Health is working to update its rules for home sewage treatment systems in order to better protect the environment and human health.
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The Ohio Department of Health is working to update its rules for home sewage treatment systems in order to better protect the environment and human health.
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Community Councils are discussion groups of friends and neighbors who meet regularly to talk about ideas and opportunities to take action on the issues affecting them.
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The February AgriPOWER session included discussions on farm transition planning, animal activists and a tour of a dairy farm.
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Ohio Farm Bureau senior director of policy development and environmental policy, Dr. Larry Antosch, gives a history of water quality and nutrient management issues in Ohio leading to a draft of proposed changes to the Ohio Revised Code dealing with nutrient management. He asks Farm Bureau members to give input on on the proposed changes.