Country clan loses son and his family to the city
A family faces a planned move from Grand Rapids Michigan as sons and daughters move away for jobs and new homes. The narrator laments uprooting a tight knit farming clan, recalling shared holidays and kinship while acknowledging the pull of opportunity and the ache of departure. The piece reflects on modern mobility, the erosion of lifelong ties, and a longing to stay.
Theorist argues for reduced regulation of agriculture
UPI reports economist E C Pasour Jr of North Carolina State University argues for less government regulation in farming. He contends political power of farm interests blocks economic freedom and notes high tariffs and sugar price supports shaped the current downturn. He cautions consensus on intervention is unlikely and highlights sugar programs and orange marketing orders as examples.
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Ohio 4-H Horse Industry School dates set locals aware
The annual 4-H Horse Industry School will run January 23 and February 6 at the Ohio State University horse barn arena near Don Scott Airport. Sessions target advisers, members, parents and others with registration at 9 a.m. topic coverage includes mare care, bit selection, training and judging cues. Registration is 1.50 per person or 5 per family. no lunch provided. For details contact Lorain County Extension Service. Dairy farmers promote self help programs to sustain industry with 200 plus attendees at a Columbus meeting led by Norman D. Alger of Milk Marketing Inc. The Soybean Clinic in Huron County begins at 9 a.m. with a small fee. soybean diseases, weed control and production will be covered, with a corn clinic planned for Feb. 3.
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Lorain County farming shows strong diversification in Ohio
Lorain County agriculture remains diversified with about 44 percent of land in farming. The county leads in greenhouse and nursery sales and ranks high in dairy and cash grain, totaling 46 million dollars in receipts last year. Extension services linked to OSU support farming, home economics, 4 H youth, and community development with federal and state funding.
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