Farmers push back on OSHA rules and education critics
A rural editorial argues that education and OSHA rules fail to reflect farm realities. It urges farmer cooperatives to pressure Washington and notes a temporary OSHA exemption bill is not enough to address safety without practical input from producers.
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Edwin Eshleman
OSHA
Washington
Nincompoops
John Hancock
Eshleman
Capitol
The Difference The Difference
Devotional about the turning point of Christ coming and the shift from law to faith. Paul argues in Galatians that the law acted as a custodian until Christ came and stresses unity in Christ beyond Jewish Greek, slave and free, male and female.
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B.C
A.D
Jesus Christ
Christ
Paul
Church of
Galatia
Isreal
Christ Paul
God
Now Is The Time Now Is The Time Max Smith County
County agricultural agent Max Smith announces available guidance and contact via telephone 394-6851 for farming questions and seasonal advice.
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Max Smith County Agr
Agent Telephone
Dairy cows need quality forage and water in heat
The article urges dairy and livestock producers to provide fresh water shade and good air movement during extreme heat. It notes cows eat more forage at night to keep body heat down and lists heat stress signs such as reduced intake and milk output while suggesting silage and forage use to reduce costs.
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Penn State
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