Anyway after a delicious lunch (and the doggy bag of ribs I brought back for the news staff was scarfed down quicker than a dust devil moves across the farmlands), I met photojournalist Jay Melvin and we traveled route 73/104 to the Lewis family farm in West Portsmouth. Coincidentally, a question on drought and severe weather led me to talk about the report of a large dust devil that swept past the Race Track just last week. Anyway after a delicious lunch (and the doggy bag of ribs I...

Substituting soy nuts for other protein sources in a healthy diet appears to lower blood pressure in postmenopausal women, and also may reduce cholesterol levels in women with high blood pressure, according to a report in Archives of Internal Medicine, one of the JAMA/Archives journals. Blood Pressure In Postmenopausal Women May Be Improved By Soy Nuts - Health News - health news. Substituting soy nuts for other protein sources in a healthy diet appears to lower blood pressure in...

A new program to match retiring farmers with aspiring farmers is helping prospective agriculturists get a start in the business, but finding the land is just the first step. Chronicle-Telegram Once there s land, much work lies ahead. The Northeast Ohio FarmLink program, which started in February, is looking to link farmers who want to sell their land with men and women who want to start farming in an attempt to protect farmland from potential developers and to keep farms throughout the...

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Monday's session started on a positive tone as futures met their near term objective of new contract highs, but light selling surfaced on reports that rain from the previous weekend was beneficial to growing crops. The higher prices were supported as weather models agreed that above normal temperatures and below normal precipitation will be seen for the rest of the week and well into June. Wednesday saw soybeans consolidate as heavy resistance was seen at the previous contract highs. This...