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Local farms thrive despite national challenges

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SIDNEY — The current state of agriculture seems to be in limbo, but Ohio Farm Bureau Organization Director Jill Smith seems hopeful for the future not only in Shelby County but nationally. With bird flu and inflation being at the forefront of fears when it comes to local farms, the impact can seem daunting. “The agriculture industry, not just in Shelby County, but as a whole, has its ups and downs. Inflation plays a huge role, not only in the co…

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Local farms thrive despite national challenges

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The Potash Problem: Local farmers brace for higher fertilizer prices amid import tariffs

As farmers and agricultural communities across the state celebrate National Agriculture Week, many are also concerned about the industry's future, particularly as a trade war with Canada ramps up. Currently at top of mind is fertilizer, which is in high demand as planting season is just a few weeks away. Potash – a group of minerals and chemicals that contain potassium – is a key ingredient i...

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