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Progress often found seed on farms
We have watched civilization marching forward, one invention at a time, over the past couple of hundred years.
Back to her roots: female farmer takes the lead
Vicki Vance was hired to do office work for J&R Farms. But it wasn’t long before she was in the field, planting beans and running the grain cart.
A roundup of FFA news for the week of Oct. 16, 2008
WEST SALEM, Ohio — The Northwestern FFA held its first meeting Oct. 6 in the Northwestern High School library. Kyle Schirm led the meeting. Jerrin Hill gave a treasurer’s report and Karly Berry gave a reporter’s report. Committee chairpersons Karly Berry, Hill, Zach Hottel, Danae Mulligan, Adam Krueger, Jenna Pitsenbarger, Jessica Wellert, Kelsey Bowers, Alison
Veterinarian looks back at ‘problem-solving’ career
“We’re problem solvers,” Karen Martin said. “We take on the problem, and we solve it, for the people.”
Fields of dreams and deer
Jim Abrams gives an overview of Ohio’s deer population and offers insight to hunters looking to better manage trends and promote healthier numbers.
Stark Co. girl has champion lamb
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland and incoming Ohio State University President E. Gordon Gee each celebrated their first Ohio State Fair Sale of Champions Aug.
Fall strategies for backyard conservation
Want to make your backyard more environmentally-friendly this fall? Here are some tips for making better use of leaf litter and incorporating native plants.
Make changes to live more sustainably
Learn more about lifestyle changes that can positively impact the environment.
Commentary: Trade with Cuba? It’s complicated
“The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes but in having new eyes.” — Marcel Proust I think I’ve done more research on Cuba than I have for any topic I’ve written about in my ag career. And yet I still don’t have a clue. Oh, I know what’s on the exterior,
Experts can help plan your African safari
Most of us consider hunting in Africa a pipe dream, one that is most likely too expensive and too far away to be do-able. In reality, an African safari costs no more than a western elk hunt.
