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Ohio Farm Bureau President Continues Legacy of Leadership (opens the original)
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Bill Patterson is carrying on his familyâs agricultural tradition, both on the farm and in the halls of power. Patterson is the president of Ohio Farm Bureau Federation and operates Patterson Fruit Farm in Chesterland, Ohio, with his brother, Dave. Part of the farm, which has about 150 acres on two parcels a mile apart, has been in the family for more than a century. Patterson was elected to lead the stateâs largest farm organization in 2021 and reelected in 2025. A board member since 2011,
Reading Terminal Market’s Food Waste Program Hits Million-Pound Milestone (opens the original)
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PHILADELPHIA â Landfills around Philly are a bit leaner thanks to one of the countryâs oldest public markets and its collaborators. The U.S. EPA, a partner on the project to help Philadelphiaâs Reading Terminal Market convert organic residuals into compost, estimates discarded food represents about 25% of all trash that goes to the dump. Now 1 million pounds of food waste collected since the pilot program began in April 2024 will benefit farmers and gardeners. That is only fitting, since t
How to Choose and Install the Right Home Generator for Your Property (opens the original)
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ALBURTIS, Pa. â Electricity is a luxury we often take for granted until the lights go off. Home generators help us through those dark times by providing an alternate power source until local electric companies can make repairs. Options include home standby generators, solar generators/power stations and portable generators. Home standby generators live permanently outside the home on a gravel or concrete pad, connected to a natural gas or propane line. They kick in automatically when the power
Fire Destroys Pennsylvania Farmer-Inventor’s Life’s Work (opens the original)
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 A farmer-inventor lost his tools, inventory and years of intellectual property when lightning struck his shop and started a fire Aug. 22 at Wilson Land & Cattle Co. in Tionesta, Pennsylvania. Then the insurance company denied his claim. âThere was 56 yearsâ worth of accumulation in there of things that Iâve built over the years,â said Russ Wilson. âI do invent a lot of stuff.â Three inventions were about ready for mass production and sale, he said. Wilson is waiting for a letter he
The Price of Privacy: Rural Driveway Maintenance (opens the original)
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ALBURTIS, Pa. â When I found 4 acres of paradise tucked into the woods in southeast Berks County, Pennsylvania, I knew one of my biggest challenges would be maintaining the steep driveway cutting through 600-plus feet of woodlands to my home. It got bad, with friend dubbing the route from the paved road up to kinship and a shared meal âPennsylvaniaâs second Grand Canyon.â The terrain was also brutal on vehicles. Some say itâs not what you know, itâs who you know (experience tells me
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