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W.Va. governor proposes flat budget, some seek more investment in state
West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice recently announced a proposed state budget for fiscal year 2023. The proposal lines up with Justice’s history of proposing mostly flat budgets for the last several years. Some argue, however, a flat budget means low expectations and a lack of investment in the state.
OSU researchers seek to increase Ohio wine grape options with variety trials
In an effort to boost Ohio’s wine industry, researchers with Ohio State University Extension and the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center (OARDC) are determining what new wine grape varieties can survive and thrive in Ohio’s climate.
Organic goodness
CADIZ, Ohio – Instead of asking Mick Luber what he grows at Bluebird Farm, it might be easier to ask him what he doesn’t grow.
How to make healthier soups, stews and casseroles
Learn how to make soups, stews and casseroles healthier, without sacrificing taste and texture, by replacing high-fat ingredients with healthier options.
Hunters harvest over 70,000 deer during Ohio’s 2022 gun week
Hunters harvested 71,932 white-tailed deer during the 2022 gun week that concluded Dec. 4.
How to grow your own microgreens
Learn what you can grow as microgreens and how to start growing your own microgreens at home in nine simple steps.
Greek yogurt and kids don’t mix
This has nothing to do with cooking. There is no bonus recipe this week, just a peek into my family Christmas, and how my brother would have given anything had someone been recording this moment in time…here goes.
Three barn fires in two weeks; wet hay believed to blame for two of them
Three barns across Ohio have burned in less than a week and a half.
Ohio Gov. John Kasich seeks Ohio Farm Bureau support on tax reform
Speaking to the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation annual meeting Nov. 29, Ohio Gov. John Kasich asked the farm group’s support of his tax reform measures, saying the severance tax was so low it was “ridiculous.”
Uncle Honey: dangerous, but sweet
The last week of July and first week of August were always the longest and hottest weeks of the year on the southern Illinois’ farm of my youth.
