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Plumbing tips for Thanksgiving?
CINCINNATI — These guys give the phrase “Black Friday” a whole new meaning. The day after Thanksgiving is the busiest of the year for Roto-Rooter’s residential plumbers. Big holiday meal preparation and cleanup can lead to a lot of unwanted waste in the kitchen drain and garbage disposal. Also, a house full of holiday guests
Roundup of FFA news for Nov. 23, 2017
On Oct. 24-28, three members of the Black River Agricultural Education program traveled to Indianapolis, Indiana, for the 90th National FFA Convention.
Take the time and read the directions for machines
I hope you don’t get tired of the old stories I resurrect — I find them fascinating and hope you do too, plus I enjoy passing along these long forgotten experiences to a new crop of readers. In the November 1916 issue of Gas Power magazine, published in St. Joseph, Mich., appeared this little story
A roundup of 4-H news for the week of May 17, 2012:
BERLIN CENTER, Ohio — Members of the Western Reserve Rangers 4-H club received literature for Junior Camp at 4-H Camp Whitewood in July during the club’s May meeting. Adviser Bob Day, of Berlin Center, gave a motivational talk on how 4-H develops leadership and public speaking skills. He demonstrated how 4-H has helped all five
Hazlett: A new day
A NEW DAY I have heard it said by many people “If I could live my life over and know what I know now, I would sure do things differently.” I have thought much about that statement myself. However, the fact is we cannot live our lives over. The good news is this is a
Poultry litter can be valuable fertilizer
MANHATTAN, Kan. — The high cost of fertilizer nutrients is convincing some producers to go to the birds. Poultry, that is. More specifically, they are turning to poultry waste, or litter. Poultry litter can provide a significant and important supply of nutrients for crop production, said Doug Shoup, Kansas State University Research and Extension Southeast
Lambs walk the boards at Philly theater
Three bottle-fed lambs from western Pennsylvania have been “hired” to add some realism to a production at Philadelphia’s Wilma Theater production, and the theater-going community couldn’t be more excited.
Vacation with us…Drown
George and Tina Drown of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, honored his father, Rollin, with a trip to Cowpens, S.C., in June. The couple and Farm and Dairy went along with Rollin for the 31st crew reunion of the USS Cowpens aircraft carrier, famed for being the first to enter the South China Sea, Tokyo Bay, and
Ohio Power Siting Board denies rehearing for Republic Wind
The Ohio Power Siting Board denied separate applications for rehearing regarding the board’s decision to deny an application filed by Republic Wind to construct a 200 MW wind-powered electric generating facility in Seneca and Sandusky County.
Reader: Consider all theories on climate change
Farm and Dairy reader responds to Alan Guebert’s column, “American agriculture needs to deal with climate change.”
