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Mom, the sharpshooter in the family
I awoke before daybreak, and for the first time in a very long time, I feel like the me I used to be. If you’ve never experienced a head injury of any type, you will have no idea what an enormous gift this really proves to be. Ever since my head crashed to the icy
Traveling Rt. 66 with the Kehres
Bill and Lisa Kehres, of Diamond, Ohio, along with their 9-year-old grandson A.J. Kristoff and Farm and Dairy, stand in front of the Historic U.S. 66 sign near the Road Kill Cafe in Seligman, Arizona. The trio vacationed from May 25 to June 8.
Once again, here come the trolls
A day does not pass without some Big Ag chieftain or Capitol Hill yakker parting their perpetually pursed lips to unleash total nonsense on you, me and the body politic. To wit the following quote, an answer given by a member of the U.S. Senate to an Aug. 25 question on who will be dominate
Shale industry: Bringing change to eastern Ohio
If communities had to do it over, would they have planned more for what the shale oil and gas future holds?
Nothing replaces a good farm dog
Standing at the fence, enjoying a rare day of sunshine in January here on our farm, I watched our dog Channing circling the pasture in a sweeping motion and wondered what she was up to now.
Is new ag reform a plan or an obituary?
According to Alan Guebert, the unpublished, unseen USDA reform “plan” looks backward 40 years, not forward even 10.
Congress wraps up its least productive year ever
Every year ends on Dec. 31. Every baseball season ends with the World Series. Growing seasons end with a hard freeze and the opera season is over when a large, round lady sings. Today’s ag political season, however, never ends. Farm bills take more than two years to write and they’re still not written. Negotiations
Reason to be concerned about your wheat crop
(The following information was published in the Jan. 23-Feb. 6 Ohio State University C.O.R.N Newsletter.
Vacation with us: Webers, Schaefers and Millers in Michigan
The Webers, Schaefers and Millers went to lunch at Pond Hill Farm in Harbor Springs, Michigan, in July. Pictured are Whitney Schaefer, of Columbus; Dane Miller, of Bath, Ohio; Samantha Schaefer, of Columbus; Bill Weber, of Bath; Paige Miller, of Bath; Jody Weber of Bath; and Kim Schaefer of Columbus.
More Holsteins registered in 2007 than all other dairy breeds combined
BRATTLEBORO, Vt. — Excitement for U.S. Registered Holsteins and their owners abounded as 1,800 Holstein enthusiasts participated in the national convention of Holstein Association USA, held at the Kalahari Resort in Wisconsin Dells, Wis., recently. Sign of the times “Our year was highlighted by considerable increases in key areas that measure breed interest and the
