Dairy farm in western Indiana to supply Dannon plant in Ohio
There will be one dairy cow practically for every two people in a remote area of western Indiana, where the economy is built predominantly on agriculture.
Michigan’s largest outdoor farm show has come to an end – Michigan State University officials announced last week the Michigan Ag Expo will not continue next year. Instead, it will be transitioned into a series of educational days held at various times through the year.
“And she gave birth to her first-born son and wrapped him in swaddling cloths, and laid him in a manger, because there was no place for them in the inn” (Lk. 2:7).
A former Mason City doctor won a $2 million federal lawsuit against a wealthy Irish investor when a Sioux City jury agreed the Dublin native reneged on a major development deal he struck with the Croatian doctor to build ethanol plants in eastern Europe.
All too often, the paranormal is confused with supernatural
(Because Farm World will not publish next week while our offices are closed for the holidays, and Rev. Althouse’s column is used in some churches’ lesson plans, we present this column that would have published on Dec. 24.)
Illinois’ only farming state senator hailed with the Friend of Ag award
When a who’s-who of agricultural interests representing tens of thousands of farmers across Illinois bestowed State Sen. John Sullivan (D-District 47) with its most prestigious, annual award of recognition late last month, the delineation was honestly earned.
