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Vacation with us: The Lessners take us to new heights!
Earlier this fall, we joined Greg and Suzanne Lessner, of Parker, Pennsylvania, and their children Peter and Sarah, on a camping trip to West Virginia that included the peak of Spruce Knob, elevation 4,863, where this picture was taken. We also enjoyed riding the Cass Railroad and Seneca Rocks. Let’s go back!
Vacation with us…Adams
Taking risks is part of the game, and Farm and Dairy is always ready for a new. So when Corrie and Charley Adams from Bessemer, Pa., decided to visit Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, the day before Hurricane Earl hit, Farm and Dairy was eager to go along for the trip. Everyone got out in time. I
Spring is the time to take action against bagworms
COLUMBIA, Mo. — Right now is a good time to take action to control bagworms, according to Patrick Byers, horticulture specialist with University of Missouri Extension. Life cycle Bagworms are actually the larvae of a moth. The larvae cover their bodies with a protective layer of plant parts. In the fall, the larvae pupate within
Oil canvas yields top bid at Ewolfs auction
The top lot of recent ewolfs sale was an Arthur Quartley oil on canvas, which sold for $16,560.
Vacation with us…Murphy
Farm and Dairy took a trip overseas to Achill Island, County Mayo, Ireland, in April with John Murphy, a firefighter from Cleveland. Murphy, and the paper, visited the small villages where his parents were born and the home he built for them on family land that belonged to his grandfather.
Visiting London with the Metzgers
Dan and Brenda Metzger, of North Canton, Ohio, took a late fall trip to visit their daughter Angie Metzger in London. Angie is a student at the University of London. They also took the Eurostar train to Lille, France, for a couple days, then on to Bruges, Belgium, for a couple days. Dan and Brenda
Vacation with us…Debnar
Not one, but two Farm and Dairies visited Israel with the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation’s ag mission trip in February. We were escorted by Lee and Phyllis Debnar of Millersburg and Lisa and David Schact of Canal Winchester. This is the lion memorial at Tel Hai Museum, a Jewish settlement. Story Continues Below Photos
Checkoff-funded grant gives culinary students a look at today’s veal
Veal sizzled in the culinary classroom of Monroe Career and Technology Institute (MCTI) in Bartonsville, Pa., Feb. 24.
Penn State soil team places in group judging at regional contest
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Two teams from Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences recently took first and fourth places in group judging at the regional soil judging competition at the University of Rhode Island, qualifying to compete in the national event hosted by West Virginia University in March.
Read it Again: Week of Feb. 6, 2003.
Each week Farm and Dairy takes a look at what was making news in years gone by.
