Davidson elected to Ohio Farm Bureau board
Paul Davidson of Newark has been elected to the OFBF board of trustees. He will represent OFBF members in Coshocton, Holmes, Knox and Licking counties.
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Date set for 2009 Buckeye Shepherd’s Symposium
- Health management programs for sheep and goat producers will be the primary focus of the 2009 Buckeye Shepherd’s Symposium Dec. 12 at the Ohio Department of Agriculture Bromfield Building, 8995 East Main Street, in Reynoldsburg.
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In addition to damage permits, OFBF policy calls for numerous methods to reduce the deer herd. Phot by iStockphoto.com
Damage Report
There's a long way to go to control ?the deer herd, but complaining is a start
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AFBF's chief economist said the pork industry is facing challenges that will fundamentally alter it.
Dairy, pork industries hit hard, slowly starting to recover
Both the U.S. dairy and pork industries need to drastically reduce the number of cattle and hogs in order to raise prices and have production be more in balance with demand, ag economists said.
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Cuyahoga Horse Owners Reach Out
The Cuyahoga County Equine Advisory Committee is comprised of individuals who come from various backgrounds, but who all share a love of horses. The committee is fervent in sharing its passion with others.
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Rye is often used as a cover crop
CTIC Seeks Ohio farmers to demonstrate Cover Crops
The Conservation Technology Information Center is looking for Ohio farmers who are interested in cover crops to participate in its “Using Cover Crops to Facilitate the Transition to Continuous No-Till,” project.
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Joy Mench
Creative thinking can improve animal care
Joy Mench, an animal scientist from the University of California, Davis presented a model that divided animal care considerations into three categories:
Mind – Feelings such as pain, fear and frustration;
Nature – Species-specific behavior; and Body – Animal health and physiology.
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Hord sharing his story with CU Lead and local high school students
Crawford County farm works to reach out to community
Recently Pat Hord, the company’s CEO, partnered with Ohio Farm Bureau in an educational program for his employees to continue that outreach.
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The Hartschuhs spend a lot of time together in the tractor.
Crawford County Farm Couple wins “I am Farm Bureau” contest
Rose and Greg Hartschuh of Crawford County have been selected as winners of Ohio Farm Bureau Federation’s I Am Farm Bureau contest. The grain and dairy farming couple won the contest by receiving the most online votes among five finalists on the I am Farm Bureau contest website.
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