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ICGA looking for people intersted in running for board of directors 
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – Do you have strong opinions about government regulations and policies that affect Indiana farmers? Then you may want to consider running for a position on the Indiana Corn Growers Association (ICGA) board of directors. The ICGA board advocates for Hoosier corn farmers at the local, state and federal levels. ICGA’s governing districts match the nine Congressional districts across Indiana. This year, ICGA will have elections in districts 3, 6 and 9.
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Even farmers need vacation time away from the farm
WILMINGTON, Ohio – Oh, you’re out of milk? Ouch! Sorry, but farmers everywhere have contracted COVID-19 and have halted work on the farm, so you better put some water on those Frosted Flakes.
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OEFFA Conference going virtual this year
COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Ohio Ecological Food and Farm Association (OEFFA) will hold its 42nd annual gathering online this year. The conference will be Feb. 10-15.
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Seven states put out Covid video for ag workers with unifing message
LANSING, Mich. – “In a year of unforeseen challenges, we have discovered the power of unity,” said Dorothy Pelanda, director of the Ohio Dept. of Agriculture. “Seven of us, with one goal,” said Ryan Quarles, commissioner of the Kentucky Dept. of Agriculture. “The food and agriculture industry has shown remarkable resilience during the pandemic,” said Bruce Kettler, director of the Indiana Dept. of Agriculture. “Wear a mask, it’s such a simple step,” said Gary McDowell, director of the Michigan Dept. of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD).
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Long wait in line for Pokagon toboggan run
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U.S. commodity inventories tighten

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Monarch Waystations are needed across readership area 
It’s one of nature’s top wonders: each fall, millions of monarch butterflies migrate from upper Midwest and Corn Belt states to mountains in central Mexico to wait out the winter. Along the way from Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and elsewhere the insects require plenty of nutrition and habitat, which has historically been provided by milkweed plant varieties that are now threatened -- primarily by modern farming practices.
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Swine health, opportunities among key topics at 2021 Ohio Pork Congress
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Swine health, opportunities and safeguards are key topics to be discussed at this year’s Ohio Pork Congress gathering in Columbus.
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Increase in fish and animal activity probable toward end of January
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Suet cake consumption seems to relate to freezing weather
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