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Health, Science & EnvironmentThe Inflation Reduction Act puts an additional $3 billion into the Conservation Stewardship Program. That means more opportunities for Ohio farmers to preserve their natural resources.
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An NPR data analysis shows Black farmers were accepted for USDA direct loans at a lower rate than other racial groups in 2022. Direct loans are supposed to be among the easiest for farmers to get.
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Health, Science & EnvironmentThe first known report of Asian longhorned ticks on U.S. soil was in 2017 in New Jersey. They've since spread to at least 17 states, including Ohio.
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The bill would require employers of non-U.S. citizen, temporary agricultural workers to pay municipal income taxes if they live in one city but work in another.
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As the war in Ukraine goes on, experts worry about its ripple effect on the global food system. Right now, wheat prices hit a 14-year-high. That’s prompting Ohio farmers to plant more wheat this year.
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Farmer Lee Jones joins the show to talk about how to sustain nutrients in veggies and other tips for spring harvests.
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Today we talk to Farmer Lee Jones about how to sustain nutrients in veggies and other tips for spring harvests.
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Health, Science & EnvironmentA new indoor farm is coming to Central Ohio. It will be an introduction to smart-farm technology to produce more food all year regardless of weather conditions.
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John Deere has unveiled a new self-driving tractor capable of plowing fields, avoiding obstacles, and planting crops with minimal human intervention. Today on Tech Tuesday, we are taking a look at how the tractor could change farming.
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Torrential rains are now the norm due to climate change, which poses unprecedented challenges to Ohio farmers. We explore what a changing climate means for Ohio’s agriculture industry.