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Stewart & Hurst visit the Hoover Dam with Farm and Dairy
Jim Stewart and Becky Hurst, of Calcutta, Ohio, took us along to Hoover Dam in May. The trip was through Barberton parks and recreation, which they read about in Farm and Dairy a few months prior. In addition to stopping by Hoover Dam, which Stewart’s uncle worked on for a few years, Stewart and Hurst
Vacation with Us: Mykrantz & Hilbert
Farm and Dairy went along on Wayne Center for the Art’s bus trip to Falling Water, Bear Run, Pennsylvania, and Kentuck Knob, Chalk Hill, Pennsylvania, both designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. After the educational tours of the houses and walking the grounds at Kentuck Knob, Farm and Dairy joined Susan Mykrantz, of Wooster, Ohio, and
Part II: Growing mushrooms outdoors
Outdoor mushroom growing is a viable option for those who lack indoor space or wish to produce a large mushroom crop, and it’s great for intermediate growers.
Vacation with us…Brown
Yes, the warm weather is on its way. But sometimes, especially here at Farm and Dairy, it can’t come fast enough. Heading south is the only answer. Thankfully, loyal readers Bart and Krista Brown from Canton, Ohio, decided Ladera Resort in St. Lucia, West Indies, was the perfect honeymoon destination and were kind enough to
California leads U.S. milk production; Ohio dairy herd numbers drop
California continues to lead the U.S. in number of milk cows and overall milk production, while Ohio lost 130 licensed dairy herds in 2013.
A look back at early manufacturers of crawler tractors
Crawler tractors have quite the history.
A bird in the nest
Early in the summer, two gray birds with pale yellow chest feathers started building a nest in the exterior eave of one of Eliza Blue’s outbuildings.
The secret of a magical Christmas
The magic of Christmas is a gift for the child in all of us. Judith Sutherland recalls a Christmas when she discovered one of Santa’s secrets.
People are getting outdoors more
People in the cities and the country are getting outside. And maybe the whole goal is a cool social media post, but they are out there.
Spring break may be more tame than media lets on
Risky behaviors tend to peak in the first year, and then decrease as students find their limits in subsequent years
