In recent years, the explosive changes around us — especially in the technological age we find ourselves — have been described as constant ripples of change or as “white waters” of change.
I’m sure all of you all have noted the white water as it splashes over rocks in the rapids of streams.
With respect […]
WAUSAU, Wis. — Rarely does one come across a business where the phrase “reinventing the wheel” is not just a metaphor, it’s an operating principle.
An ambitious startup company in central Wisconsin is exploring that very challenge with a project to develop tires that can withstand extreme punishment, even those meted out in military combat […]
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The Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District has purposely mislead more than 2 million citizens within the district to believe it still maintains a role in flood reduction to justify its unlawful attempt to levy a property tax assessment.
The district’s current goal — to collect more than $10.5 million each year — will be achieved by […]
URBANA, Ill. — The USDA’s June Grain Stocks and Acreage reports revealed larger numbers than generally expected.
These current estimates were negative for corn prices, but provided some support for soybean prices.
“Taken together, the USDA reports were negative for corn prices,” said Darrel Good, University of Illinois Extension economist.
“With a slowdown in corn […]
WORTHINGTON, Ohio — Printers and copiers around the globe will soon be changed for the better as they will begin to use soy-based toner — an environmentally friendly technology developed in Ohio and most recently recognized by the government.
The Ohio Soybean Council, Battelle and Advanced Image Resources, key investors in the research, development and commercialization […]
OTTAWA — The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) confirmed June 27 the case of bovine spongiform encephalopathy announced June 23 was a 5-year-old Holstein cow from British Columbia.
DENVER — The National Cattlemen’s Foundation, in cooperation with the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association, has launched a disaster relief effort to assist farm and ranch families impacted by catastrophic flooding in the Mississippi River corridor and surrounding areas.
Thousands of family farm and ranch operations in Iowa, Missouri, Indiana, Illinois, and Wisconsin have been devastated […]
SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP, Ohio — Jerry W. Romesberg, 61, of Springfield Township, Ohio, passed away June 25, 2008, after a brief battle with pancreatic cancer.
Jerry retired from Ohio Operating Engineers and served in the U.S. Army.
He was preceded in death by his first wife, Dorothy A.
He is survived by his wife, Patti; daughters, Shauna McClain, Celeste […]
Carroll County cattleman and grazier Earl McKarns, left, hosted Ohio State University President E. Gordon Gee on Shamrock Vale Farm June 19. Gee visited the farm as part of his whirlwind statewide tour and to recognize McKarns as an Ohio Professional Beef Producer. A plaque for the award was presented on behalf of the Ohio […]
A native Ohio tree, once farmed by American Indians on large plantations for its fruit and medicinal benefits, is being reintroduced to horticulture for preservation and as a potential niche market crop.