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A roundup of FFA news for the week of June 25, 2015:
ASHLAND, Ohio — Crestview FFA members along with Clear Fork FFA began their life changing journey to Honduras June 5. Travelers included Ellyse Shafer, Brent Ball, Austin Miller and Cora McConkie from Clear Fork FFA. And from the Crestview FFA, students included Emily Fulk, Jenna Purvis, Isaac Fulk, Kaitlyn Hunt, Erin Bernhard and Kathy
Start your own family tradition in Canada
ABOVE: Columnist Mike Tontimonia’s grandson Ian Frame won fishing honors at the family’s annual “guys” trip, with a huge 12-pound walleye that he landed on our last evening on Lake Temagami. TEMAGAMI, Ontario — Although a chubby bird and all the fixings have been our traditional Father’s Day meal, a menu change seemed appropriate this
6 factors that drive dairy profitability
Eleven years of herd data from 489 year-end financial and production record summaries identified six key drivers of profitability on dairies.
Visiting the Crazy Horse Memorial with the Jukovichs
Sam and Martha Jurkovich, Cambridge, Ohio, visited the Crazy Horse Memorial Aug. 27 while vacationing in South Dakota. While on the trip, Farm and Dairy learned the Crazy Horse Memorial is the world’s largest mountain carving in progress.
Celebrating 90 years with Edna Behner and family in Iceland!
Edna Behner, of Salem, Ohio, celebrated her 90th birthday with a trip to Iceland with her grandson and granddaughter. Pictured (L-R) are Daniel Elder, Pittsburgh; Becky Byzon, Mount Savage, Maryland; and Edna, at the glacial lagoon in Jokulsarlon, Iceland. Happy birthday, Edna! Thank you for taking Farm and Dairy along for the celebration!
Vacation with us…Kocab
Farm and Dairy stopped in Buffalo, Wyo., with Phil Kocab as he crossed the country on his motorcycle. Kocab has been to Alaska on his motorcycle five times, with each trip being 10,000-12,000 miles. He has about 800,000 documented miles of BMW motorcycle riding. Story Continues Below Photos
Carnegie libraries a symbol of giving and learning
Andrew Carnegie donated over 56 million dollars to build over 2,509 libraries in the United States and around the world.
Roundup of gardening news for May 6, 2021
Catch up on local gardening news in Franklin, Geauga and Stark counties in Ohio, and events via Penn State Extension.
Fishing and golf are rushed nowadays
Technology has taken, what was once referred to as fishing, down a high speed path, to what is now known as catching.
Early harvest means tough grain marketing decisions
Low prices make marketing decisions easy to defer, but the big, early crops mean most farmers will have some corn and soybeans that need to go to town.
