Ag dealt a blow in dust case
Court ruling creates potential for more regulations on dust produced by farmers.
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OFBF believes that the costs of regulating rual dust in would likely outweigh any benefit. Photo by istockphoto.com
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As a state commission rethinks local government in Ohio, some township trustees are bristling at notions to consolidate or eliminate the office they hold.
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Healing the cuts
Ohio Farm Bureau is encouraging lawmakers to restore funding that was cut from Ohio State Extension and the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center (OARDC) in the proposed state budget.
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Several key Ohio House and Senate committees for agriculture have new chairmen and many have been strong supporters of agriculture.
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Farm Bureau opposes changing to a single food agency
Farm Bureau opposes merging the Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) and the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) Department of Health and Human Services into a single entity.
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Obama plan would end direct payments to some farms
Proposal sets $500,000 sales threshold
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Coshocton County couple works to feed a need
Through OFBF’s “Farmers Feed Our Needs” campaign, farmers are combining with partners to help hungry and less fortunate Ohioans.
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