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Paying tribute to America's farmers
With the coming of spring, many people begin to think about being outdoors, doing yard work and planting gardens.
For America's farmers, it is the time to meet the challenge of feeding this country and the world. -
If you eat, you’re involved in agriculture
“American Agriculture: Abundant, Affordable, Amazing” – the theme for the 2010 Ag Day, March 20, reflects on the great contributions agriculture provides for the people and the communities of our nation.
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A labor of love
Across the country and right here in Mercer County, farmers come in all shapes and sizes. They have different philosophies and work in different circumstances. Most farm owners don’t fit the Old McDonald stereotype.
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Farmers hanging in there, hoping milk prices will catch upswing soon
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Farmers offer perspective from trenches of dairy crisis
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Holy cow; it’s a herd of cattlemen
Angus breeders from around the state gathered at the farms of John and David McCullough, Coolspring Township, and the McKean Brothers Farm, to swap stories, view some excellent cattle and to return home with a new idea or two.
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Dairy farmers gather at Grassy Crest to collaborate
With fields wet from a day of rain, farmers came out to help the Richard Kind family celebrate when they opened their farm up for visitors, July 31.
Grassycrest Dairy Farm, Plain Grove Township, Lawrence County, hosted an open house in conjunction with the Center for Dairy Excellence to showcase their new milking facility. The family completed the new double-12, herringbone milking parlor in April. -
'Butterfly guy' flutters by Master Gardener seminar
By T.C. Conner
The Write Gardener
Avid gardeners and other interested parties didn't let a winter storm that dropped over seven inches of snow last Saturday stop them from attending the Mercer County Master Gardener's "Come Grow With Us!" seminar. - Chucking the woodchuck Everyone is familiar with Groundhog Day being Feb. 2 and the excitement of whether or not a shadow will be seen on Gobblers Knob in Punxsutawney. That seems to be all fun and games but what is not is the damage done by and havoc caused by groundhogs for crop and vegetable producers.
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County fairs link farm, non-farm residents
County Fairs
Our society and the agricultural community have been through many changes over the past years, but the goals of the county fairs remain consistent today … providing a family-oriented show, dedicated to education, entertainment and fellowship to all. - More Farm Headlines
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