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Visiting The Shack in Michigan with the Lathams
Tom and Kay Latham of Homeworth, Ohio, took the Farm and Dairy newspaper on their four-day trip to The Shack on Robinson Lake in White Cloud, Michigan. The owner of The Shack is an old engine collector and reserves a time annually for others to display their engines, tractors, cars, trucks and machinery.
Parlor games and summer chores
As summer winds toward fall, this has been a year constantly ahead of itself, it seems.
Pekingese is pleasure for youngster
There has never been a time in my life without dogs. I can’t imagine it any other way.
I remember a black and white photograph in an old family album.
Vacation with us…Sutherland
Enjoying his free day at the end of a business trip in January, Jeff Sutherland of Mogadore, Ohio, visited China’s Forbidden City. We’re not sure what’s forbidden about it, but Farm and Dairy had a great time with Jeff, despite the worst snow and winter weather the area’s had in 60 years. (A lot like
Extending the grazing season backwards
By CHRIS PENROSE When we think of extending the grazing season, we usually think of how long we can go into the fall or winter without feeding stored feed. Another option often overlooked is how soon we can stop feeding as spring approaches. Several options There are several options to accomplish this. The first is
Vacations with Us: David & Chris Shaw
In June, we traveled with David and Chris Shaw, of Brunswick, Ohio, to upper Michigan. During the trip, we visited Saulte Ste. Marie, the Soo Locks, Mackinac Island, Mackinac City and other sites. They said crops were about two to three weeks behind Ohio, and that evenings were a great time to catch up on
‘FAMACHA’ training for sheep producers
CALDWELL, Ohio — Sheep and goat owners interested in using the FAMACHA system as a selective de-worming tool will want to attend a Sheep and Goat FAMACHA training session scheduled for Thursday, June 27, from 6-9 p.m. at the Eastern Agricultural Research Station in Noble County. The program will train producers to use a new
USDA issues permit for Santa’s reindeer
Santa and his reindeer pass health and safety inspections before traveling to homes across U.S.
Spring: Time for new life and gratitude
By JUDITH SUTHERLAND Farm and Dairy columnist With the birth of a beautiful Haflinger colt, the farm is coming alive again. This sturdy little fellow arrived on his own time, though Doug had been staying close to the mare in case assistance might be needed. He came in the house to eat a quick
