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Farm Aid 2002 heads to western Pa.
Benefit concert will mark its 15th year at Post-Gazette Pavilion outside of Pittsburgh.
Roundup of 4-H news for April 25, 2024
The Homestead Hoofers 4-H Club are hosting a potential buyer night May 11 from 6-8 p.m. at the Stearns Homestead.
ATI director enjoys changing lives through education
The newest director at the Agricultural Technical Institute says a two-year degree can make a huge improvement in a person’s career and quality of life.
Hen turkey study yielding reassuring information
What level of fall wild turkey harvest by hunters causes population declines? That’s what researchers in Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences are learning midway through a five-year study of the birds.
Judging teams on Great American Ride
If you listen to country music, you have heard Toby Keith’s new song, Great American Ride. Over the past couple of months, I have heard it countless times while the 4-H and collegiate judging teams have been traveling to different judging competitions. Strong connection As I was singing along, there was a moment I realized
How to determine a deer’s mood by its tail
Learn how to recognize the signs of a nervous deer based on the position of its tail and determine your best course of action before it takes off.
S&S Equipment raffling off limited edition Bush Hog cutter for breast cancer
S&S Equipment owner Bud Smith is raffling off a limited edition pink BH216 cutter by Brush Hog with 100% of proceeds going to the American Cancer Society.
NCBA agrees to pay back $217,000 to Beef Checkoff Program
A letter dated Jan. 7 was sent to the USDA outlining resolution between the CBB and the NCBA.
Holmes County in the dog house? Action group says so
(Editor’s Note: This is the first article in a two-part series on dog auctions in Ohio, and a recent campaign to ban them. Next week, an inside look at Ohio’s dog auction and the nature of a breeding facility.) MILLERSBURG, Ohio — Home owned … home grown … Holmes County. That’s how residents in this
Twisting, turning adventures continue in North Carolina
Choosing the scenic route on their way back to Ohio from North Carolina, Julie Geiss and her daughter stopped to visit Linville Falls.
