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Time changes things
Not long ago, I was looking at some of our picture albums. As I turned the pages, I could not believe my eyes. I saw pictures of the home I was raised in. During that time, there were only six houses in our neighborhood, and the rest of the surrounding property constituted woods, pasture, and
Ohio wheat producers to be featured during America’s Heartland episode
WASHINGTON — An episode of America’s Heartland, featuring Dave and Sue Roehm of Leesburg, Ohio, and the work done by U.S. Wheat Associates and the U.S. Grains Council overseas, will air on PBS stations throughout the U.S. in the coming weeks. Roehms The Roehms went on the trip to see for themselves and show Heartland
Vacation with us … Muellner
Frank Muellner of Mayfield Heights, Ohio, took Farm and Dairy with him on his trip to Las Vegas in September. He stands in front of the Bugsy Siegel Memorial at the Flamingo hotel and casino.
Vacation with Us: John and Faye Wright with friends
John and Faye Wright, of Moundsville, W.Va., celebrated their 50th anniversary with a trip to Europe. They brought the Farm and Dairy along with them when they visited the Vatican May 29.
Help slow the spread of the spotted lanternfly
Julie Geiss encounters the spotted lanternfly for the first time during an outing at Kennywood and is reminded of how vigilance can help stop its spread.
Agritourism opportunities on the rise in Ohio
From U-pick patches, to vineyards and farm markets, agritourism is on the rise in Ohio. Current legislation in Ohio will further define what an agritourism operation is and how farmers can be protected in their agritourism ventures.
It’s all a wash (and we can eat off one of my son’s socks)
The home remodeling continues: Puzzling over LEDs and spin cycles.
A roundup of 4-H news for the week of April 29, 2010
BURTON, Ohio –The Auburn Swine Club met April 18. Club president Bryan Briggs called the meeting to order. Club dues of $20 per member are due immediately. Members discussed Relay for Life, which will be held May 22-23 at Cardinal High School, and registration forms were passed out. Briggs gave the livestock sale committee report.
Traditions: The gifts that keep on giving
What does one give the 9-year-old who has everything? My children — and most of their friends — are the luckiest children in America. Toys and books pack the corners of their home. Camps and chorus and lessons and DVDs and electronics of all shapes and sizes fill their days. As a result, I cannot
Green Acres Welcome Wagon at your service
I have recently received a fair amount of mail asking me if I have, and I quote, “always lived in the country?” What a silly question.
