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Free resources to reduce food poisoning risk
CHICAGO — Food poisoning causes 48 million illnesses in the U.S. each year, and most recently more than 300 Midwesterners were sickened by an outbreak of cyclospora, a foodborne pathogen. The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics encourages everyone to reduce their risk with simple safety steps from www.homefoodsafety.org and by downloading the free Is My
MAPS to honor 107th Cavalry Regiment at veteran celebration
Festivities will focus on the historic contributions of the 107th Cavalry, which was stationed at the MAPS facility in Canton, Ohio.
A farm family finds a home
The Sheplers started farming “without a farm” but they soon found a home of their own. The way they got their land was the opposite of a traditional real estate transaction.
Kisamores give thanks for friends, family while raising 1,000 turkeys
The Kisamores are raising 1,000 Thanksgiving turkeys this year on their farm in Mogadore, Ohio. They say they could never do it all without their friends.
Can fish be bred to grow, mature faster?
Can fish be bred to grow, mature faster? Ohio State University bluegill and yellow perch research says yes they can through breeding.
Killing nuisance wildlife
Last year Wildlife Services killed 2,307,122 problem animals. It dispersed another 34,465,659. By species, here’s a partial list of animals killed for 2017.
USDA confirms more cases of Newcastle disease in backyard flocks
The USDA confirmed five more cases of virulent Newcastle disease in backyard exhibition chickens in California, bringing the total since May to 62.
Frogs bring community together in Valley City
Valley City is the official frog jump capital of Ohio, a title earned by hosting the festival every year since 1962. On July 21, thousands of people gathered in the small rural community to witness over 700 frogs jump.
Modified plants may yield more biofuel
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Plants, genetically modified to ease the breaking down of their woody material, could be the key to a cheaper and greener way of making ethanol, according to researchers who add the approach also could help turn agricultural waste into food for livestock. Lignin Lignin, a major component of woody plant material,
Early American Thanksgiving: a labor of love
Thanksgiving in particular was a time when pioneer women put in many extra hours to create a special feast for their families – even though the menu really hasn’t changed that much.
