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• Left in the Cold
  Family loses gas well in fight against coal company

• Farm Bill--now or never?
  Several scenarios to consider as extension deadline nears

• Unstable times
  Equine businesses struggle as supply of horses smothers demand

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• Defense funding
  OFBF urges more protection for livestock from predators

• Pumping up Ohio
  Task force to look at increasing in-state fuel production

• Public Policy Briefs

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• Digital TV conversion less than a year away

• Proposed H-2A changes aim to make program easier, less costly

• Ready, set, grow
  Legislation gives younger generation incentive to farm

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• Wise words
  1941 county Farm Bureau president still motivating members

• Images from the Land: A free concert in Shelby County

• Teacher wins ag award
  Educator to travel to national ag conference

• Spring fun for youths at COSI

Page 5

• 20 young Ohio farmers attend AFBF leadership conference

• Our Ohio: Telling Agriculture's Story

• Volunteers earn fun days through membership campaign

• OFBF cabinet meetings

• Nationwide's top farm and membership writers recognized

• May we introduce
  Sandy Denes, Lorain County and Scott Donaldson

• Disease outbreak shows need to track animals

• Cellulosic ethanol is a gold mine

• Farmland preservation goes high-tech

• Schools may apply to provide Clean Air for Kids

• OSCF offers scholarships

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• Animal rights groups form veterinary organization

• Farm Bureau announces 2008 Children's Literature Award Winner