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Top trainer and instructor to teach winning ways clinic in March
HARRISBURG, Pa. — Art O’Brien, leading equine trainer, instructor and exhibitor, will provide detailed riding and showing instruction at the 25th annual Winning Ways Clinic March 12. Location The clinic will be held at the Snider Agricultural Arena at Penn State University and will continue the tradition of providing practical, do-it-yourself skills for youth and
Financial literacy program teaches youth about managing their money
COLUMBUS — New evidence shows that participation in Ohio State University Extension’s “Real Money, Real World” youth financial literacy program spurs young people to make significant changes in their spending, saving and educational habits. The 2009 study surveyed 332 students from five counties who participated in the program, designed for students in grades six through
Holiday can help teach kids about saving money
STILLWATER, Okla. – This is the time of year when parents and grandparents may be wondering what popular new toys they should buy for their children and grandchildren. This is also a good time of year to begin teaching young children about money management. “Often children grow up with very little knowledge about the value
Rootstown Reindeer Farm spreads holiday joy, peace
Rootstown Reindeer Farm started with a literal dream for Kellie and Mike Gregg. Now, it’s well on the way to being a full-fledged agritourism farm.
Help Geauga Park District reach 1,000-tree goal
The Geauga Park District is seeking volunteers to help reforest the former fairways of Wicked Woods Golf Course, now Veterans Legacy Woods, on April 20.
Monsanto, wheat farmers reach settlement in Oregon GMO cases
Monsanto and soft white wheat farmers have reached an agreement that resolves a number of lawsuits related to the 2013 discovery of genetically modified wheat on a farm in eastern Oregon.
Fishing for Yellow Perch means an interesting day at Lake Erie
A couple declarations are in order. Bouncing waves, a warm summer day, and fast fishing action makes for a grade “A” Father’s Day activity. Conneaut, Ohio is without challenge, the absolute runaway capital of perch fishing. And anglers who cheer for the catch and release crowd are missing some of the finest eating anytime and
Settlement reached in genetic material dispute between seed businesses
WILMINGTON, Del. – Syngenta and DuPont have announced an agreement that settles infringement claims between the seed businesses of the two companies.
GROWMARK offers 55 scholarships valued at $2,000 each
The GROWMARK Foundation is offering scholarships to students studying agriculture and business at colleges, universities and technical schools.
Base Camp Leasing gives income and peace of mind
Base Camp Leasing, Inc., pioneered the hunting lease industry in 1999, when president, Steve Meng, moved across the county to the Midwest and couldn’t find a place to hunt.
