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The Rabbit Died
No, this isn’t about a pregnancy test (that old expression is obsolete, anyway). We gathered on the other side of our creek-that’s-only-a-creek-when-it’s-good-and-rainy.
Farm boy by summer, wrestler by winter
Minerva High School junior Chris Hahn is already a fixture in the school’s book of wrestling greats, with two state championships under his belt.
Resolutions for the rest of us
Kym Seabolt offers her insight on resolutions for 2023.
Public television: make it yours
Farm and Family Living columnist Laurie Marlatt Steeb writes about what PBS has meant to her and to her family.
Ashes to ashes, dust to dust: Preserve brings green burials to Ohio
WILMOT, Ohio — Many a farmer has lived day in and day out in his or her blown-out leather work boots, holey blue jeans, and tattered shirts and hats that should have been retired long ago. And many of those same people have joked that their attire is so second-nature, so “them,” they’d be buried
Imagine: McCormick-Deere instead of McCormick-Deering
When the farm implement giant, International Harvester Company, was formed in 1902 by the merger of the McCormick, Deering, Milwaukee, Plano and Champion harvester lines, it immediately gave the new firm about 90 percent of the binder and 80 percent of the mower production in the U.S.
Time flies when you’re trippin’
My cousin and I started our “Two Trippin’ Moms Adventures” when our children were very young. Bidding the daddies goodbye, we buckled in a 2-year-old, two 4-year-olds, and a not-quite 7-year-old and headed out to see the sights. At the onset, “trippin’” was certainly less an explanation of intent and more exclamation of wonder, a.k.a.
How to build a barnyard basketball court
Sometimes you just have to make do with what you have. Learn how to get started on your barnyard or backyard basketball court today.
Dairy Channel: More ways to mess up your farm
Dianne Shoemaker, northeast Ohio district dairy specialist with OSU Extension, finishes her list of 10 things people do to mess up their farms.
Keeping an eye on what flies
The annual return of wintering birds to their ancestral breeding and summering grounds is in full-flight, writes columnist Jim Abrams.
