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The science of living longer, lots longer
In this week’s commentary, Editor Susan Crowell comments on another passing year for Farm and Dairy and marvels at experiencing history through its pages.
Ohio represented at White House egg roll
Ohio farmer Steve Reinhard participated in the White House Easter egg-rolling race across the lawn.
Vacation with Us: Sam Nofsinger & Bonnie Mallory with friends
Sam Nofsinger, of Navarre, Ohio, and Bonnie Mallory, and friends Walt and Carole Draime took in the sights of the Northwest National Parks and Canadian Rockies on a 14-day excursion. They took Farm and Dairy along on this amazing trip, which included stops at so many places, including the Glacier National Park, Banff, Columbia Icefield
Vacation with us … Amey
Jim and Toni Amey, who live part time in Canfield, Ohio, stand atop the Blarney Castle with Farm and Dairy immediately after kissing the Blarney Stone. The couple, who also lives in Washington D.C., spent over two weeks in England, Ireland and then back to England where they first met some 18 years ago. Proof
Business profile: Doebler’s
JERSEY SHORE, Pa. — Doebler’s is celebrating 75 years in business as a premier hybrid seedcorn, soybean, alfalfa, forage grass and clover dealer. The company, started in 1935 by T.A. Doebler Sr., focused on local production and distribution. Currently, the company serves the needs of growers in nine states in the East. In 2009, Doebler’s
Vacation with us…Stewart
Visiting family is sometimes the best kind of trip and one Farm and Dairy loves to experience. Gene and Leona Huffman from Graham, N.C., brought along Farm and Dairy when visiting Gene’s cousins, Gary and Stephanie Stewart, both from Canton, Ohio, and Don and Helen Stewart from Knoxville, Tenn. The group met at the Switzerland
Shenanigans with the Hunts in the United Kingdom
Farm and Dairy traveled with Robert Hunt and his “spouse and chief instigator” Joyce Hann, of Glen Allen, Virginia, to the World Heritage Site of Avebury, the most complex of Britain’s surviving Neolithic henge monuments (think Stonehenge). The October 2018 trip to the United Kingdom took in many sites (and sights!), including the Victoria and
Roundup of FFA news for Aug. 24, 2017
Four Lorain County JVS FFA members attended Washington Leadership Conference to participate in leadership workshops and seminars.
Record wheat prices prompt more Ohio farmers to plant wheat this year
The war in Ukraine and its impact on wheat exports is driving wheat to record prices, leading more farmers to consider planting more wheat as a result.
Muck Crops Field Day set for July 29
CELERYVILLE, Ohio — Vegetable farming is big business in north-central Ohio, and Ohio State University experts will offer growers the latest information on pest management, production techniques and new technology July 29, at the Muck Crops Agricultural Research Station in Celeryville. Free and open to the public and sponsored by Ohio State University Extension and
