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Topsail Beach with the Rhoades
John and Sandie Rhoades (left) are pictured with family and friends on a return and “safe” trip to Topsail Beach in North Carolina the first week of June. John, who writes a religious column for Farm and Dairy (see page A25), had plenty of newspapers to go around! Pictured (left to right): John and Sandie;
Vacation with us: Smith, Knueve, and Winkel
Peggy Smith and her daughter Melinda Knueve took a girls trip from Alliance, Ohio to Wapun, Wisconsin. The women were on a mission to see Smith’s sister, Jeannette Winkel, where her family owns an organic dairy farm. While in Wapun, Wisconsin, the three women visited an ice creamery called Kelly’s where they use their own
You can’t just uncover the boat and head out onto the lake!
Smart anglers and other boat owners need to spend a Saturday afternoon getting boat, motor, and trailer ready for the first half of the fishing and boating season.
Browns, Buck win Ohio Farm Bureau Federation awards
Nathan and Jennifer Brown of Hillsboro won Ohio Farm Bureau Federation’s 2013 Outstanding Young Farmer Award, and Dr. Emily Buck, the Excellence in Agriculture award.
Hazard A Guess: Week of Sept. 26, 2002
Each week Farm and Dairy challenges readers to identify a small tool or gadget.
Roundup of FFA news for Nov. 18, 2021
Catch up on local FFA news from Black River FFA, Northwestern FFA, Zane Trace FFA, Lorain County JVS FFA and Miami Trace Great Oaks FFA.
Mothers always worthy to be honored
Even though she can’t answer why boy ladybugs aren’t called guy-bugs, columnist Kym Seabolt hopes her children grow up to remember her on Mother’s Day as simply being a mom who loved them. Period.
Vacation with us…Evans
Left to right, Dave Evans, Bill Goodchild, Esther Goodchild, Janice Wells, Allene Evans and Betty Maxwell, all from Salem, Ohio, packed their gear and the Farm and Dairy in one Suburban and headed to Barrow, Alaska in June. As you can imagine, their cross-country trek took them to numerous towns and they made many new
Cover crops and drones: Small step for farmers, giant leap for conservation
For those committed to cover cropping, the potential of using drone technology to evaluate feilds is immense.
Cuban agriculture at a glance
Direct control of Cuba’s key agricultural resources remains a governmental priority to ensure a “rational, planned economy.”
