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Pork industry gets $400,000 boost from USDA for animal ID efforts
SALEM, Ohio – Even with 40 percent of swine production premises already registered under the
Snakes, bats and spiders could use image makeover
Halloween can be a terrifying holiday for small children. Boogie men and scary creatures strike terror in their hearts. I’m hoping we can dial back the fear factor associated with real creatures that often show up in Halloween decorations. Spiders, snakes, and bats are three groups that strike fear in the hearts of many, even
National Cattlemen’s Beef Association realizes significant growth in 2008
DENVER — Membership and revenues increased significantly for the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association in its 2008 fiscal year, which ended Sept. 30. Association membership grew 6.7 percent over the previous year to 30,647, while revenues from membership grew by 8.3 percent over fiscal 2007. Membership in the organization has grown 24 percent in the last
The swan dance: A true story
Tami Gingrich had a showdown with a domesticated male mute swan in March of 2012. Incidentally, Geauga Park District wasn’t big enough of both of them.
Comfort can be found in tradition this year
Julie Geiss shares her family’s yearly quest to find the perfect Christmas tree.
The Crossley ID Guide to eastern birds
More than 30 bird identification guides line my book shelves, so I guess I’m a collector. Most are very good. Some even include CDs. But they all follow the same basic format — artwork or photos of a few individuals along with a range map and brief written description. Which guide is best is an
Prepare for the impact of heat stress in dairy cows
The environmental conditions and the high metabolic rate of today’s dairy cows producing over 100 pounds/day of milk results in a lot of heat to dissipate.
How to grow Ohio Buckeye trees from seed
Throughout September and October, buckeyes start dropping from mature trees. Learn to collect the perfect seeds and grow your own Ohio Buckeye tree.
Don’t let an amusing roundup get your goat
Columnist Kymberly Foster Seabolt writes about how easy it is to have subjects to write about – especially when that includes the great goat roundup.
Automobile history can sometimes repeat itself
I’ve often heard it said that “what goes around comes around” and “there’s nothing new under the sun.” Here’s an example of that, and, while probably not proving those rules, it certainly illustrates that such things do occur. About two months ago, I wrote about the Reeves Octoauto, a strange-looking eight-wheeled car that existed briefly
