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Annie’s Project: Risk Management Education for  Women in Agriculture
The project is a five-week course that focuses on the five broad areas of agricultural risks—human, financial, marketing, production, and legal. Sessions are designed to be very interactive between the presenters and the participants. Information presented is tailored to meet the needs of participants in their own geographical areas.
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Announcements
Beekeeping Course Offered
Interested in beekeeping for pollination, honey production or just to help boost the honeybee population in Pickaway County? The Scioto Valley Beekeepers is sponsoring a course for beginners on March 14, 21, and 28 in Circleville. The three evening classes in addition to an outdoor session will provide you with the knowledge you need to start your own hive. For more information call David Crawford, 740-477-2393.
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County News
2011 Farmer’s Tax Guides Available
Do you need a resource to answer those tough farm tax questions? If so, farmers can receive a free copy of IRS Publication 225, the 2011 Farmers Tax Guide, at our office. The 2011 Farmer’s Tax Guide is an 89 page publication which explains how the federal tax laws apply to farming. This guide can be used as a guide for farmers to figure taxes and complete their farm tax return.
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Dining with Diabetes Class Offered
A Cooking School Program for people with Diabetes and their families. This three class series includes diabetes education, cooking demonstrations and tasting of healthy foods. The series will be offered March 1, 6 & 8, 2012, 5:30 - 7:30 PM in the OSU Extension Meeting Room, 110 Island Road, Circleville, OH.
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State News
A SECOND on SAFETY – Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
CO inhalation accounts for 50% of all fatal poisonings in the developed world
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Timely Tips for the Backyard Gardener
19 January 2012
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