Kentucky Farmers Financially Better Off Than Many Others
United Press International reports Kentucky farmers face parity concerns but fare better financially. Farmland values rise while farm real estate taxes per acre remain low versus surrounding states, with Kentucky at 39 cents per $100 value and 4.8 percent of net income in 1976, far below national levels.
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Doctor's Mailbag weighs in on eggs and protein advice
In a reader question to Dr Lawrence Lamb the subject centers on whether eggs fit a teen body builder's diet. The response cites the American Heart Association limits and notes cholesterol, not fat, drives heart risk. Emphasizes lean proteins and warns against high fat, high cholesterol eating patterns in training regimens.
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